greengods
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When in flowering do you see the white whispys turning Orange?
White whispys are turning orange
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AnddySocial
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Yes mate. Pistils turn brown during flowering.
Cypher Labs
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You may want to consider harvesting now. Can you upload a pic?
AnddySocial
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Sounds like he's just noticed the hairs turning. Might be a little premature to harvest. .
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greengods
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I only seen two pistils turning brown....Was just wondering if that could give a little more as to a time line...lol
Cypher Labs
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True, what is your opinion on it? I see a lot of growers say to harvest as the pistols turn amber. Nice catch on my quote lol I can imagine that the coloration is not fully developed. I'm wondering how much time it takes once the hairs begin to show color, to being fully turned, few days? A week?
Cypher Labs
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Yes definitely lol my apologies I got excited
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greengods
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It's hard to see cause it is literally two and just the tips..
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greengods
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Lol...We too are getting overly excited and I should have posted a pic to help.
Cypher Labs
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Oh yea she's got some time
It's hard to see cause it is literally two and just the tips..
AnddySocial
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My opinion is that you got pistils confused with trichomes. No offence. They turn amber but you can't see that shit unless you have a microscope or jewellers loupe. I suggest waiting till the hairs (pistils) are about 70% brown then check the trichs. If the trichs are 20% amber and the rest milky then you are ready to harvest.
AnddySocial
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Probably around 6/7 weeks left by the looks of her.
Cypher Labs
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None takin I'm new to a lot of things and did not think of both in regards of color. So yes I was basing my thoughts on trichs and not hairs.. Good lord lol Sometimes my brain enters "skip drive check" mode when processing too much information throughout the day.
AnddySocial
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. . I know what you mean.
Philsthetent
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How long in flower?.... mine is 4.5 weeks and I have I'd say 4.5 weeks to go. I see the white whispies you're talking about right at the node.... that was your sexing pistils probably the first ones to pop out.
They are done , sure ..... but the actual buds have only started formation it's going to really fill out over the next several weeks .
Wait and wait and then ask us again lol
They are done , sure ..... but the actual buds have only started formation it's going to really fill out over the next several weeks .
Wait and wait and then ask us again lol
defectndesign
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I've noticed that if the hairs get damaged they will turn brown quicker. I grabbed a top bud the other night to see how sticky it was getting. A few of the hairs were brown the next day. I
Latte89
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Bruising-I bet that's why I have some brown ones, because I was trying to weave them under the scrog. But I just read that using Superthrive during flower could cause pistils to turn. Two weeks ago I sprayed the canopy with a light mix of Superthrive and Verde.
Mayne
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if you dont have a loop, get one, lol, or when the majority of the whispies shrivel and suck back into the bud. they are looking for pollen, so when you touch them, they think they got pollen, and try to form seeds, but get blanks, lol..
looks good tho, healthy, have fun..
looks good tho, healthy, have fun..
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