White Widow 1st Grow

[StinkFinger]

But i'm wondering what are those banana things?

Hey Nasty.

I'm in the same boat as you on this one.

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1st Grow - Ebb-N-Grow : Afghan Kush, White Widow, Bag Seed!

In the post above are a few options you have available to you on this.

Not a total loss, chin up man!
SF

 

[Nastysw]

Thank you everybody!

 

[Nastysw]

Don't worry guys, she is just fine! They are not everywhere!
I don't mind, this banana things to come over, cos they don't have time to develop, and even they go for, I don't mind a few seeds.

 

[Nastysw]

* Footage: 20
* Day: 102/ (67 Days - Flowering stage)
* Light: 12h HPS/CFL
* Temp: about 28/35C
* Feed: only fresh water

 

[Nastysw]

Hi Everybody

It's Day 104, since I plant the little widow seed.
It's Day 69, into Flowering cycle 12/12.

You think that's enough?

 

[mrniceguy101]

How the trichs lookin?

I think my white widow had a couple tiny banannas on her (it) too. I just plucked them and will keep a real close eye one em.

 

[Hypo Hippy]

your widow looks super,i'm right behind you(63 days flower)cant hardly wait.+reps on your grow

 

[StinkFinger]

You think that's enough?

Hey Nasty.

How bout a couple more close-up Trich shots for us to take a look???

Happy 420!



SF

 

[3lions]

great looking specimen amigo! must have taken you hours to tie all that down haha

+reps man

 

[Aprentice]

It's Day 104, since I plant the little widow seed.
It's Day 69, into Flowering cycle 12/12.

You think that's enough?

Sup SW

What is the orange/brown count on the pistils?

50%-60%? really depends on the effect you would like from her.

Found this:

Specifically, we want to look at the last two weeks of the flowering phase in what is known as the "window of peak maturity". The window of peak maturity is when trichome development and the level of THC production in your plants have reached their maximum point, which is when you would harvest your plants. By being patient and paying close attention to certain indicators, you can reap fantastic buds that provide you with precisely the type of high that suits you best.

Near the end of the flowering cycle, THC begins to break down and turns into another chemical compound called Cannabinol, or CBN (C21H26O2), in a process known as oxidization. Higher levels of CBN tend to provide a more narcotic or "stoned" feeling, while THC delivers a more euphoric, upbeat "high". Knowing this, you can examine the trichomes and the pistils of the plant, then choose when you harvest to get the psychoactive effects you desire.

Another indication of plant maturity is the color of the pistils, the little hairs that grow from inside the calyxes. Their purpose is to collect male pollen to fertilize the ovum inside the calyx, creating a seed. When no male pollen exists calyxes grow dense without any seeds, resulting in sinsemilla cannabis. Near the end of the flowering phase, pistils change color, entering the window of peak maturity. The ratio of white pistils to red pistils determines the type of effects your plants are likely to produce: a high or stone. In the final few weeks of the flowering phase, the pistils change from bright white to a rusty orange or brown, signifying the end of the plant's life cycle.

Hope it helps...

 

[TheAnswer1776]

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