what do you think people 3 weeks from today then harvest
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SpaaaceCowboy
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get a loupe or microscope...they will tell you when to harvest....
nice green colors on that plant.
nice green colors on that plant.
kmog33
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I would say 4 or 5 weeks personally... also there is a thread for this.
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Silky Shagsalot
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i don't see why people always ask this harvest question. above is the answer..
greasemonkeymann
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looks like you might wanna give em a speck of nitrogen, i'd use a worm castings/sea kelp/molasses/seabird guano tea. First pic looks a lil sick.
or ya could just sprinkle some seabird guano on the soil and water them.
or ya could just sprinkle some seabird guano on the soil and water them.
conman951
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ok thanks do you think bat guano will do it
AlphaPhase
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Nice bud size for 6 weeks, definitely have a ways to go and some N would be good for another week or two
racerboy71
bud bootlegger
they look nice, but they definitely got awhile left on them imvho.. easily a month or more plus... nice and frosty though.. 
greasemonkeymann
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yeah, a SMALL sprinkling of bat guano on the top will help and not risk any overfeeding issues, just put about a pinch or two, lightly sprinkled on the top, you could do a light worm casting tea too. Make sure to spray the soil before and after with a squirt bottle to keep the guano from "floating" away when watering. Try to lightly sprinkle it as opposed to clumps of it.
course its hard to see the size of the containers, always, ALWAYS better to underfeed. It's like adding salt to soup, you can always add more but NEVER subtract if you over do it.
Silky Shagsalot
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sure you can. just add a peeled raw potato...
greasemonkeymann
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hah! gotcha, touché.
but hey man, you're messin up my advice
but hey man, you're messin up my advice
greenlikemoney
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Doubt it, month or longer.
Silky Shagsalot
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lol, sorry grease!
chairroller
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You don't give nitrogen when they are flowering .. it's natural for leaves to turn yellow because all concentration growing is on the buds mate !
greasemonkeymann
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uh-oh....
nope this is a COMMON mistake.
Go research, i'm not going to argue about this.
a healthy plant uses nitrogen throughout the life, not a lot, but it's absolutely needed.
It is indeed natural for lower sunleaves to yellow, but absolutely NOT the colas. they should be more green. no doubt.
I mean this all with the utmost respect.
I just disagree. 100%
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greenlikemoney
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It is true that some nitrogen is needed up through the chop, just don't be feeding your ladies nitrogen like you would in veg. It is also true that your colas should not have leaf yellow. Just go easy peasy on the N.
greasemonkeymann
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this is what I was saying, a 3-4-3 or something silimar is usually enough nitrogen, in your case, it may be something different than a nitrogen issue (judging by the odd color)
A worm casting tea, or even a rabbit manure tea would be a great LIGHT nitrogen feed...
I wouldn't use any nitrogen heavy foods though, a LIGHT sprinkling of seabird guano would be good too, but like I said, if you have reddish colors or "rust" color it's most likely NOT a nitrogen issue.
But no matter what, I feed my plants teas that have nitrogen up until the last 10 days, then I let it just suck up good clean water.
you just don't want mass amounts of nitrogen in the flowering phase because it can lead to "leafier" buds, not to mention some strains get "confused" when fed a lot of nitrogen during flowering, which leads to irregular bud formation.... not to mention a shitty smoke
greasemonkeymann
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what soil do you have?
size containers?
