Harvest ready or not

[Serrated edge]

Yeah unsure of the strain as my seeds got mixed up

Seed company says 8-9 week flowering.

Think I’ll wait at least another 2 weeks

 

 

Got a feeling your plant showed sex with preflowers and you've counted budding from there.

 

Also from what you said I've got a feeling you've been harvesting way to early each year .

Prob wrong ,,just guessing.

 

Anyway,,

Don't be impatient ,that won't make it finish any earlier.

 

Expect it to be ready middle of April give or take a week.for most plants in oz.

[billygoat]

Pull it now bro... drones are everywhere at the moment !!

[Cantgrow]

Well they looked like this two days ago.

We’ve had rain since then and they were in stealth between some gardens.

No the mound has got them! Fark so close.

Have cut the top big mouldy buds off and hopefully the sun comes out soon.

Lost all the good big stuff. Have moved them out into the open, fingers crossed they don’t grow legs.

[Cantgrow]

Just read my post. I should read before I post!

It should read: “Now the mould “

[dabstepper]

If your plants are lolly popped creating a space between top soil and branch buds mould will be no problem.

 

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[merl1n]

If your plants are lolly popped creating a space between top soil and branch buds mould will be no problem.

 

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WRONG, WRONG, WRONG

Bud density and airflow have a HUGE impact on mould, not lollipopin

You can have 3ft long lollipops, nowhere near the substrate and still get mould issues

[dabstepper]

WRONG, WRONG, WRONG

Bud density and airflow have a HUGE impact on mould, not lollipopin

You can have 3ft long lollipops, nowhere near the substrate and still get mould issues

Ok ok ok so trimming all the undergrowth between the branch buds and soil doesn't contribute to air flow? I suppose thinning the plant to prevent buds from touching does nothing to prevent mould.?

 

 

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[dabstepper]

WRONG, WRONG, WRONG

Bud density and airflow have a HUGE impact on mould, not lollipopin

You can have 3ft long lollipops, nowhere near the substrate and still get mould issues

Is the substrate the ground?

 

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[Serrated edge]

Yes he means the ground or your medium .

 

He was correcting what you said about having NO mould problems if it's lollypopped.

 

It would be wise of you to take it on board as good advice,instead of questioning it.

[merl1n]

Is the substrate the ground?

The substrate is your grow medium, be that soil, perlite or coco coir.