Anyone with experience growing this? I have been told to give 75-80 days of 12/12 before harvest. I'm at day 49 and getting low on my stash... Can I expect a lot more bud development over the next 25-30 days or does she just need that long to ripen up? Bit of a noob question but well I am kind of a noob.
Even that may be a breeders optimistic time frame. Your grow style, temps, lights, humidity all play a roll in how long she'll take to finish. Pinch a few lower buds and leave them on top of the light overnight. It'll be dry enough to toke and hold you over. A Microscope at 60x is your best friend as a new grower. Can find them for under $25.00. <-- Flowers most everything for 10 weeks. BNW
Thanks. Yeah I saw a guy harvesting his LTK on youtube at day 56 and got excited but then read up on it and found a discussion here that said they are a long flowerer. It's hard to be patient when the buds are looking so good. And yea, I got a magnifier - wish it took better pictures - they're all still clear tho.
LOL That IS what all that lower scruff is for. Tide you over while the really good part finishes up. We've all been there on the first grow and dammed if I was going to buy anymore when it was right in front of me. Had a little line of 4-5 drying buds on the hot spot of the ballast. Take the dry end one and stick a new wet one on the other end. BNW
But yeah brass is right, find yourself some low hanging fruit. It will probably be least developed, but if it gets the job done, you bet your ass the rest of the plant will when it's able to ripen up. Feels like I end up stealing a half Q off every plant I grow. I'm impatient.
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