Milky pistils
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They will continue to produce white pistils, but as the buds ripen the pistils will turn red/brown and start to receed, Once they are 90%+ brown you'll be getting close to harvest.
Silverfox125
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Just as @Phytoplankton mentioned they will continue to develop and grow until they eventually are ready for harvest. It is easiest to determine this with a jeweler’s loupe and looking at the trichomes looking for mostly cloudy and amber in color.
Do you have any pictures you could share?
Do you have any pictures you could share?
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I can but don't know how close to can get.
@tav, stand or sit so the camera or phone is about 3 feet away from the plant. Then move a bit closer, about 2 feet and then move in more. After the 3rd photo look at all of them. If they are fuzzy looking because you moved or the camera is out of focus delete that one and take another to replace it. Eventually you will have 3 decent looking photos each from a certain distance from the plant. Then pick one and upload it to your gallery and then insert it from your gallery into the message.
Who knows, you might end up enjoying the small amount of time spent looking and sorting the photos looking for a good one.
Follow the schedule and keep feeding the plant using the flowering schedule. Build up healthy and heavy buds.
As to what to expect next, well, more of the same.
The next 6 weeks will be more white or cream colored stigma/pistils forming and the older ones turning reddish or brown. Towards the end the buds will produce fewer white stigma and the ones it does produce will start to turn red or brown sooner.
You have lost count. If the flip was on 11/1 and yesterday was 11/20 then the plant will be at only 3 weeks tomorrow, 11/22.
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ThirdUncle
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All the above is true unless the pistils are pollinated , though i'm confused ( or maybe to stoned 
) with just flipped 12/12 & flowering 11/1 ??take care & peace to all
) with just flipped 12/12 & flowering 11/1 ??take care & peace to all
It threw me a bit too at first but are you talking about "flipped to the 12 on & 12 off light schedule on November 1st.".... though i'm confused ( or maybe to stoned
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Silverfox125
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looking nice. they will continue to develop and become more dense as well
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Bad photo..sorry...try again
Rapidly counting across the calendarFollow the schedule and keep feeding the plant using the flowering schedule. Build up healthy and heavy buds.
As to what to expect next, well, more of the same.
The next 6 weeks will be more white or cream colored stigma/pistils forming and the older ones turning reddish or brown. Towards the end the buds will produce fewer white stigma and the ones it does produce will start to turn red or brown sooner.
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ThirdUncle
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At this stage of flowering the white pistils is a good sign that the bud is still growing once they start to change colour flowering is coming to an end . Those buds of yours will hopfuly still grow for many weeks to come
Too close to the front bud. Camera could not focus on it. But, the ones in the background were within the focus distance so they look better.
Still a bit out of focus but it is giving a good idea of what you are seeing when you look into your tent. Looking healthy and well on its way even with many weeks to go.Better pic I hope.
