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Malawi Gold- My First Grow Ever - Harvest?

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by Schoool, Jun 8, 2014.

  1. #1 Schoool, Jun 8, 2014
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    Hey ALL- I was hoping that I could get some advice from those of you who have experience with growing tropical strains in tropical regions (I'm in Malawi and the rainy season is well over - winter is here). How much longer do you think these plants have left before I can harvest? This is my first grow and I've been trying to read as much as possible. A good magnifying glass is difficult to find in the developing world, so I've been basing everything on the color of the pistils and the girth of the bud itself (which I know can be inaccurate). Thanks! / Zikomo Kwambiri!

     

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  2. #2 TrazyTheTrashPicker, Jun 8, 2014
    looks like its a nice Sativa isnt ready Yet ,looks like it needs 8 weeks maybe longer depending on when it started to flower other factors etc Etc,look into a 420 Scope or something to that nature.
     
  3. #3 normac, Jun 8, 2014
    Not ready yet, looks bloody nice!


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  4. #4 Schoool, Jun 8, 2014
    Thanks Thanks (I don't think buying a 420 scope is a possibility because I live in a village).
     
  5. #5 Rootsphere_Farms, Jun 8, 2014
    Those spider mites may get out of control if you don't do something
     
  6. #6 Schoool, Jun 8, 2014
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    @MagicEndeavor are you talking about that little web? I don't really know what a spider mite is or what it does.
     

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