Hi there,
it is exactly 10 weeks since my first auto seeds (Dutch Passion Polar Light #2) have been transplanted into soil from the wet towels. Yes, they have been put into water exactly on 4.20.
I had a few issues with one of them as you can see here but overall it was quite interesting grow that I learned a lot from.
So, the most important part is nearing and I need your help. One of the plants seems mature enough to get a good quality clear high. The scent is beautiful, something like damp cloth with lime juice... Both of the plants (no matter how different they look) smell the same.
Girls:
My question refers on the left one, she looks dense, has little to no white pistils, but am not sure about the trichs. I did my best to macro and enhance the images (I don't have a macro lens) but the pics seem OK.
The Left One
Close ups
The trichs seem cloudy and im planing to do a sequential cut, the bigger and "browner" tops at first, and then after additional week would chop whats left. This one has been fed for the last time a week ago, and only water, and fructose water from there on. There was very little yellowing of the leaves but she just looks ripe (to me, but I'm probably not objective).
:hug:
The other one had a lot of lower leaves yellowing, but still way to many white pistils and little calyxes, there is time im guessing 2-3 weeks of feeding and additional week or two of flushing / plain ph watering.
The Right one:
She also developed some trichs:
So what do you think, chop the ripe buds from the left one or let them be for the time being?
Feedback from the AFN's trich readers appreciated...
it is exactly 10 weeks since my first auto seeds (Dutch Passion Polar Light #2) have been transplanted into soil from the wet towels. Yes, they have been put into water exactly on 4.20.
I had a few issues with one of them as you can see here but overall it was quite interesting grow that I learned a lot from.
So, the most important part is nearing and I need your help. One of the plants seems mature enough to get a good quality clear high. The scent is beautiful, something like damp cloth with lime juice... Both of the plants (no matter how different they look) smell the same.
Girls:
My question refers on the left one, she looks dense, has little to no white pistils, but am not sure about the trichs. I did my best to macro and enhance the images (I don't have a macro lens) but the pics seem OK.
The Left One
Close ups
The trichs seem cloudy and im planing to do a sequential cut, the bigger and "browner" tops at first, and then after additional week would chop whats left. This one has been fed for the last time a week ago, and only water, and fructose water from there on. There was very little yellowing of the leaves but she just looks ripe (to me, but I'm probably not objective).
:hug:
The other one had a lot of lower leaves yellowing, but still way to many white pistils and little calyxes, there is time im guessing 2-3 weeks of feeding and additional week or two of flushing / plain ph watering.
The Right one:
She also developed some trichs:
So what do you think, chop the ripe buds from the left one or let them be for the time being?
Feedback from the AFN's trich readers appreciated...
