My plants have almost all cloudy trichomes and they are at their peek harvest time, and will turn (trichomes) amber before I am able to get to them to cut them down. We trim wet because we use a trimming machine, so I can't just cut them and hang them. I can't get there to do it until Saturday (today is monday), and I need to know if there is anything I can do, such as turning off the lights for the next 5 days, or what, to keep my plants "frozen" in their current state of peek harvest freshness? If I keep them in their current 12/12 light schedule for these next 5 days, they will surely be ruined, meaning the trichomes will turn amber, degrading the THC, getting rid of the psychoactive "high", and increasing the CBD, causing the tranquilizing effect. So I need to know what I can do to hold them off from turning in the next 5 days. My buddy told me to turn off the lights, even though that would mean they would sit in total darkness for the next 5 days?? Would that be ok to do? We run an octopot hybrid system that's both soil and hydroponic, like a wick system, where the plants are in net pots Filled with soil but suspended in individual nutrient-rich water reservoirs so their roots are submerged in the hydro solution, and that's how their fed, thru the bottom. I've been flushing them for a little over a week now with plain RO water and heavy finish solution to leech all the nutes out. Don't know if any of this is relevant. Any advice would be much appreciated!
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Great question. I hope you decide to stick around.
