0calli
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looked at some of your threads and the white widow i did these pics with was nirvanna also
beautiful work!
beautiful work!
thought id share these since i found this thread very helpful to me
here is my white widow at 60 daysView attachment 1846303View attachment 1846304View attachment 1846305View attachment 1846306View attachment 1846307View attachment 1846308![]()
These are really nice photos. I have a Canon EOS Rebel, no way can I get that close-up. If you have a moment, would love to see how you magnify further and capture.
i made the lense and use my ipod youtube diy macro lense lots of vids how its just dialing it in thats all
After 6 years of looking at them, some strains do NOT develop opaque or amber.
This is NOT a viable determination of harvest time.
...on those strains it is not and you're right in pointing it out. I also don't use a scope anymore. And there are more than a few ways to determine ripeness. If you're waiting on amber you may wind up waiting till the cows come home. I'm finding no one who smokes my shit knows the difference anyway.After 6 years of looking at them, some strains do NOT develop opaque or amber.
This is NOT a viable determination of harvest time.
what are you feeding? just curious.thnk u very much im a newbie to growing but i got the pic side nailed lol
i take test samples for every week of flowering. remember lots of thc = intense but short lived high.
test samples of; 1/2 grams from my 75% sativa:
-@4weeks: slightest head change -----30min
-@5weeks: slight head change-----------40min
-@6weeks: acceptable head change --1hr
-@7weeks: good head change -----------1.5hrs
-@8weeks: strong head change ----------2hrs
-@9weeks: to be determined
very nice setup, are you using co2?
Day 82(almost 12 weeks)and no change other than buds continued growth...still at 30-40% cloudy. I still have 50% white pistils, so I wait...and wait.
I'm with you.the plant is ready when she tells me shes ready
You know you can't judge maturity based on pistil colours right?
Get as close to 100% milky/cloudy trichomes as possible.
Look for swollen calyxes and receding pistils as well.
Those three combined with the overall look of the bud sites (and entire plant) will determine when you should harvest.
That's what I'm doing, and the entire plant is still green...not one hint of a yellow leaf. I figured when it took 17 days to show sex I was in for a long run.