Hey Krissi.Hi bud.
2 things.
Do you have a scope?
Next time when you actually start this up from scratch, try to leave the leaves on for her and this process as much as you can.
Other than that, she looks pull-able to me. I'm curious to see what her trichomes look like under a scope.
We have seen some elongation and squiggly coraling features in our plants when droughting and we are beginning to think the morphological changes in the shapes of the trichomes is yet another indication that the droughting is working although we haven't solidified that thought or if it is indicator that the plant has done what it was intended to during the drought.
Curious to see where you stand on readiness and if you have seen more amber emerge since you began in addition to the aforementioned
I have a usb scope but the picture taking function doesn't want to work. On the 2 small Phoenix Fire plants, I am not seeing any elongated trichomes yet. I would say that there is very few (maybe only 2%) of the trichomes that are leaning towards amber and they are a very light shade of color. I would say 85% are cloudy and the rest are clear with a light amber here and there and a few more on the sugar leaves. I'm worried that the small plant's top bud is drying out. It has that smell of a drying plant. Maybe it is time to pull that one?
The bigger Phoenix Fire plant looks like it can keep going.
The bigger Fucky Charms plant that still has all of it's fan leaves IS showing elongated or squiggly coraling trichomes under the scope!
Yes, if I knew I was going to try this on these 2 plants, I would have left the fan leaves on.
All plants are on day 6 of no water.