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Almost ready for harvest!

Discussion in 'Marijuana Stash Box' started by greengrace3, Sep 12, 2012.

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  1. #1 greengrace3, Sep 12, 2012
    these two pictures are of the same cola one week apart.
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    one week later
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    what do you guys think? :rolleyes:
     
  2. #2 hardtoker420, Sep 12, 2012
    looks gorgeous
     
  3. #3 KB Grower, Sep 12, 2012
    still got a couple more weeks, nice cola
     
  4. #4 chronicganjaguy, Sep 12, 2012
    I would say 3 weeks give or take
     
  5. #5 greengrace3, Sep 13, 2012
    i was figuring around two more weeks... ill update pics periodically
     
  6. #6 chronicganjaguy, Sep 14, 2012
    [quote name='"greengrace3"']i was figuring around two more weeks... ill update pics periodically[/quote]

    Awesome!
     
  7. #7 greengrace3, Sep 18, 2012
    Another week gone by... This little lady is plumping up good

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  8. #8 Trippers, Sep 18, 2012
    Super sweet.
     
  9. #9 ryeseisi, Sep 18, 2012
    If your first picture was only three weeks ago then you've definitely got a few more weeks to go. Don't cut it down early or you'll be cheating yourself out of the best tastes and smells, which only come out in the last week or two of flowering.
     
  10. #10 greengrace3, Sep 18, 2012
    [quote name='"ryeseisi"']If your first picture was only three weeks ago then you've definitely got a few more weeks to go. Don't cut it down early or you'll be cheating yourself out of the best tastes and smells, which only come out in the last week or two of flowering.[/quote]

    Dang you think that much longer really? I don't have enough magnification to really get a good look at trich color but I normally go off the pistills, like when about 80% are brown/orange then I cut
     
  11. #11 ryeseisi, Sep 18, 2012
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    That's how most people around here seem to do it. Have a look at this thread here for a different opinion, and decide for yourself. :)

    Link: Zeus's Take on Harvesting

    Here's a choice excerpt:
     
  12. #12 greengrace3, Sep 18, 2012
  13. #13 Javarius Reptar, Sep 18, 2012
    It's beautiful c':
     
  14. #14 miscbrah3284, Sep 18, 2012
    your plant is nowhere near done and you got some bad deficiency or ph problems
     
  15. #15 greengrace3, Sep 18, 2012
    no deficiencies, just a trimmed plant with dying leaves... thanks for the concern tho
     
  16. #16 ryeseisi, Sep 18, 2012
    Yeah, I don't see any major deficiencies either. That's a nice phenotype you've got there by the way. What was your reasoning for trimming the leaves?
     
  17. #17 KB Grower, Sep 18, 2012

    :confused:
     
  18. #18 greengrace3, Sep 18, 2012
    long story short... I started with 10 seeds, who ever expects to get 10 females? all 10 turned out female and i couldn't bring myself to get rid of any of them so my grow cabinet started to get a little crammed. so i trimmed the leaves during flower to allow all the plants to get as much light as possible... here's a before and after...
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  19. #19 Ironhead, Sep 18, 2012
    Ha you trimmed all your leaves off already? Well bud you can't have too good of plants without leaves.. I understand making room, but it looked fine before and you have really hurt your yield by prematurely cutting all the leaves off.


    I mean they (looked) great.. Not sure what made you trim them all down. :confused_2:
     
  20. #20 greengrace3, Sep 18, 2012
    The important leaves are still there, "Bud". During flower the fan leaves are useless. At best they deprive the buds of nutrients.
     
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