Should I flush now 90% trichomes are cloudy

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Itsfriday420

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• Dec 3, 2020

• #1

White widow been on the go for 20 weeks they’ve had issues top buds are drying a bit there on remo nutes done in coco soil from cuttings should I start flushing these babies now

 

J.James

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• Dec 3, 2020

• #2

Not yet, Looks like its just getting ready to start bulking up. Has it been in flower for 20 weeks? What light are you using?

 

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Itsfriday420

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• Dec 3, 2020

• #3

It’s white widow been in flower 11 weeks

 

Boatguy

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• Dec 3, 2020

• #4

Itsfriday420 said:

It’s white widow been in flower 11 weeks

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exercise alittle patience. Not ready and you will only have more finished product

 

Pacoson71

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• Dec 3, 2020

• #5

get better views, If you can't tell by a photo how can anybody else???

They look like blur....

Take photos of the buds NOT the sugar leaves too..

 

Burt Hooter

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• Dec 3, 2020

• #6

The day count is important , but as important is light ,temps, + ferts. No one here has the same grow. Different everything. They look great with the potential to get better with more time. Cookem a bit longer.

 

Zephyrs

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• Dec 3, 2020

• #7

Hay Bud, check the trichs on the swollen calyx's. Surly it has about 2 weeks for those miss guided "hairs" to recede back into its self. Then you will see why everyone says to let them mature out to the Fullest. .

 

Boatguy

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• Dec 3, 2020

• #8

Burt Hooter said:

The day count is important

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Literally the least important factor. All plants dont follow anyones schedule besides their own

 

Wizzlebiz

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• Dec 3, 2020

• #9

Burt Hooter said:

The day count is important , but as important is light ,temps, + ferts. No one here has the same grow. Different everything. They look great with the potential to get better with more time. Cookem a bit longer.

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The day count is malarkey.