new grower rory
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This might be a common asked question but I’m still learning do the buds put on weight in the last couple of weeks or do the hairs just start turning
The last 2 weeks put on weight
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Kalebaiden
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Yes to both questions.
A plant both puts on weight during its final 2 weeks and the hairs change colour(usually).
A plant both puts on weight during its final 2 weeks and the hairs change colour(usually).
new grower rory
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thank you I’m just starting week 7 tomorrow if I have worked it out right I switched them on the 12 of October
new grower rory
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thank you mate it’s also hard as I’m doing a few different strains
Cvntcrusher
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Pics or it didn't happen
new grower rory
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cassinfo
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I agree with DrKiz, they will bulk in the next two weeks. keep the air moving to avoid bud rot.
GBAUTO
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I think this may be the biggest mistake a new grower can make-chopping too early.
I use a loupe to look at the trics on my flowers and I find that it's usually a week or two past when all the trics are milky when the girls are ready.
Those couple of weeks are when my nugs really fatten up.
I use a loupe to look at the trics on my flowers and I find that it's usually a week or two past when all the trics are milky when the girls are ready.
Those couple of weeks are when my nugs really fatten up.
new grower rory
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brilliant mate thank you i was just abit worried that they would Tay this size I think I’m just starting week 7 they went into flower the 12 of October
DrKiz
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Totally agree with @GBAUTO
It may take some time and grows to learn when your plants are ripe.
People usually tell new growers "When you think it's time to chop, wait another week." This advice is generally good for new growers.
Your first harvest you may want to stagger so you can compare chop times and bud quality.
It may take some time and grows to learn when your plants are ripe.
People usually tell new growers "When you think it's time to chop, wait another week." This advice is generally good for new growers.
Your first harvest you may want to stagger so you can compare chop times and bud quality.
new grower rory
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I was thinking of doing that’s as I have a few different strains and I’m thinking that they will be ready at different times
Star Dog
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Look at the difference over 2 weeks post #41/43
Light and oscillating fans advice.
This thread has morphed into my diary... Around 45 days. I'm anticipating another month at least.
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new grower rory
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wow mate there is massive difference there they look great that has gave me a lot more confidence
guitarguy10
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I've always found this nutrient calculator calendar from canna explains the '5' phases of flowering very well:
Star Dog
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Nice one! Patience is difficult when you are waiting for it but you will be rewarded, ime they look something like this when they're ready to chop, these are 87/88 days about 3 weeks overdue lol.
I don't mean the colour but the dying back.
