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You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Trichomes aren't changing amber on 13 weeks. Thread starter spoodge Start date Apr 8, Tagged users None. I'm on week 13 now n on 2nd week flush. And I'm getting a lot of growth every day. The leafs r just starting to die dry up. There's no light leaks I've fallowed heavy 16 feeding chart I just started out a lil bit weaker.
I also used bio warfare Bennie pacs. Your fine bro. No need to rush. But to be honest depending on the strain as long as they are all milky and not clear don't worry about amber.
Finish ur flush and chop her. That is unless u have tons of clear. I hardly have any clear just for the new growth I get and I've been getting lots of new growth over the past 2 weeks. I'd say if they are all milky accept new growth ur safe to chop. But if ur getting tons of new growth let her keep going. Either way finish ur flush and reassess then. What strain? Any pics? I had typo I'm actually going into wk I have two strains white wido X big bud and the other is cherry bomb by bomb seeds.
I have no pics I don't trust these smart phones. I think I figured it out my temps in the growm r kinda low they were at night and in the day. Cold temps will slow growth. The plant thus needs a lot of food here. Sometimes you might flush too early in anticipation, leaving the buds with little nutrients to hasten trichome development.
You can thus starve the plant without even knowing it. Poor quality genetics— If the plants are grown from poorly-bred seeds, the poor genetics might inhibit trichome production.
Poor growth conditions- Keeping the growing environment in control means the plant gets what it needs when it needs it and how it needs it. Temperature and humidity are major issues when it comes to nurturing the trichomes.
If you keep the humidity and temperatures too low, the trichomes will take longer to ripen. Keep your night temperature between and the day temperatures at The time it takes to turn from milky to amber depends on the strain. Most strains will turn amber 2 weeks after turning milky, while others require more time. Most sativa strains will turn amber at the peak of their ripening. However, sativas take longer in flowering, and thus, might take too long to show the amber trichomes.
Some sativa phenos do not turn amber, and waiting for longer will only degrade the THC. Trichomes continue to change color after harvesting, just like the rest of the bud. That is when I harvest And I never ever let my Trichomes go Amber on purpose You might wait until your plant starts to shrivel up and die before the trics turn amber I left a plant 4 weeks after I pulled it's cloned sisters Good Luck on the wait The answer for the plants I grow If they look like these Plants rarely go all crystal or white or amber at once rather in patches, once the plants trics go mostly the color or ripeness you require then harvest It varies strain to strain.
Although after a while, I just ignored trichs and just harvested when they looked ready. Yo begin to get an idea if where it is at regardless if the use of a scope. It's my first ever crop so I have no frame of reference from past experience.
Sand4x said:. They're in the dark for the next 7 hours but I'll take a few cameraphone pics later. You could always pick a small bud off it and quick dry it then test it out. It will taste a bit off but you will be able to tell what type of high it gives you. BWG said:. People seem to claim if you want indica with no couchlock then harvest early. I don't think those people have 1st hand exp.
NorthofEngland said:. How do I put this diplomatically??? When people talk about making slight changes to grow techniques then claim they can taste or feel a difference, in the end product.
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