Currently have a stalk which sprouted around April 18th, I started her indoors but it has been growing in an outdoor environment for majority of its life - Daylight cycles in my region are relatively constant. I'm beginning to see brownish hairs on some of my buds and plan to dry them indoors suspended in a cardboard box within a closet. (Approximately 7 weeks old) I'd like to get an idea of when would be the most appropriate time to collect my buds and how can I prep my drying area beforehand to improve the final product. These photos were taken two days ago - 6/9/13
appreciate it, Imma keep an eye on it as it continues to develop. Do you think it's too late to tie some of the branches down to allow more light to reach the underexposed areas?
cool, imma get on that ASAP - nearing harvest Imma begin spray bottle treatment with 1 part peroxide mix for bacteria my only fear is the peroxide possibly breaking down the THC compounds
na, it's growing healthy and uninhibited other than pests mostly on the fan leaves - tied the main stalk down n cut off a clipping to clone since I think it'll have a better chance to catch itself at night.
Preventive measures really - I'm assuming that more pests will be attracted to her once the buds begin to develop further
what does bacteria have to do wtih any of that? you should be adding silica and considering neem/azamax/etc for bugs, not spraying peroxide
no they don't lol takes at least 6-8 weeks of flower to pull amber trichs, usually longer in my experience
Damn cut the guy a break he's just excited !! Maybe he sees them Lol Sent from my Nexus 4 using Grasscity Forum mobile app
Hello?!?!! you all read the "outdoors" part right? OP your bud isn't gonna be done till late Sept. soonest.
Furthest into its life cycle I've gotten any of my plants - Considering it's already shown gender and has begun producing THC - why do you believe it'll take so long for the plant to reach full maturity ?