New Grower Any idea how much time left on these auto's?

[ChaoticGood]

Hi all,

Below are pics of three plants using two 5-gallon DWC's, currently at day 60 (I have learned that each plant should have it's own bucket).

I'm wondering when I should stop giving nutrients and start using pH'd water only to top reservoirs?

I know it's time to harvest when plant leaves start turning yellowish, but not sure how long from now that would be.

Top right side is Bubba Kush Auto over-powering Girl Scout Cookies Auto towards bottom right:

Chemdog Auto:

Random flowers:

Any help is appreciated.

Thank you,

ChaoticGood

 

[derek420colorado]

man them plants have like a month or more to go they look like they just started flowering from those pics

 

[ChaoticGood]

And here I am thinking a couple of weeks - shows what I know. Thank you derek...

 

[derek420colorado]

And here I am thinking a couple of weeks - shows what I know. Thank you derek...

no prob my dude we wont let you fail here at AFN, remember that DWC takes longer than soil sometimes by up to 3 weeks

 

[ChaoticGood]

I've read more posts and articles than I care to mention and never knew hydro takes 3 weeks longer than soil. Thanks again.

 

[derek420colorado]

I've read more posts and articles than I care to mention and never knew hydro takes 3 weeks longer than soil. Thanks again.

that's only because you still have about 9 million more threads and posts to read lol

The hydro section here is good

 

[c@b420]

Bro you definitely got some time.just watch the pistils for when they start turning color and curling, and invest in a loupe.. those trichomes will tell you whats up.

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[Cat]

I agree with all above, especially @Brew712 suggestion about buying a jewellers loupe. Those pistils (hairs) of buds aren't even nearly ready. They turn colour and shrivel. You can also keep an eye on the trichomes with a loupe. I'm growing in coco/perlite and the breeder says they're ready in 60-90 days. That will easily become 100days.

 

[ChaoticGood]

I understand now.

I didn't realize it until too late but I think I kept eventually on too long. I should've switch the bloom s I didn't realize it until too late but I think I kept the vegan lights on too long. I should've switched to the bloom setting a bit earlier.

Hopefully, the plants won't get too large to fit in that tent. Thank you all.

ChaoticGood

 

[ChaoticGood]

Any idea's what might be causing minimal leaf tip browning as well as slight curvature of leaf tips?

I know it's hard to tell with bloom lights so I'll try to post white light picture when I can. I'm thinking its nutrient burn, but not positive.

ChaoticGood