upinsmoke420
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I have a White Widow Auto and it is on day 108 and the trichomes are cloudy at best with no signs of amber. Is this common?
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Some Autos don't amber up. 108 days is a long time for an auto (even a long gorwing auto ..) so i'd say it's time to chop!
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Depends on pot size. And plant size too. My longest was 110 days in a 10 gallon. But around 90 days for me is the norm in 5-7 gallons. As mentioned it can be hard to tell. I usually use the die back on my fan leaves to help guide me, along with how much water they are taking in. If they are taking in a considerable amount less nutes/water than it's time for me to choparoo. YMMV.
May as well send her to the "Chop Shop"
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Pictures would be helpful brother. Picture of the plant and close up shots of the trichomes
I'd wait just a few more days hoping for more clouding of trichomes.
How is yield coming along? I am happy if I at the end I get ≥1 gram of buds/day of growth per plant. Such as I'd want/expect a plant going 108 days to yield at least 1/4 lb.
How is yield coming along? I am happy if I at the end I get ≥1 gram of buds/day of growth per plant. Such as I'd want/expect a plant going 108 days to yield at least 1/4 lb.
Has she started to fade yet? If she's been fading or a couple weeks I'd prolly chop her down.
