I need advice, plants 5 weeks old looking terrible!

Not just a bucket and not just water!

Dutchman did a great video on bud washing here!
 
LKV said:
I gave one of my plants to a good friend who lives a few hours away from me and she has been taking very good care of them but yesterday she showed me a picture of what looks like very late forming male pollen sacs and I just wanted to confirm with you that that’s what they are before I tell her to chop em down!
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Any news on your friend's plants? Or yours even! :)
 
Hello again my plants look to me like they’re getting very close to harvest time I know you’re supposed to look at the try combs and see if they’re milky I do have a jewelers loop but I’m not sure it’s strong enough anyway I took these pictures and would like some feedback and let me know what you guys think think. I read you can do lab testing and have some bud sent off and get a pretty quick turnaround to see if they reach their potential for THC content yet is it something that can be done at home or do you have to send it out to a lab? And where would I find one

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I'd say you have another 2-3 weeks or so. It's not easy to find an outside variety ready to harvest by mid-September.

They look beautiful in the meantime!

I've got a testing lab in SF that I've used to measure the strength of my oils, but you wouldn't send a bud to them until they were dried after harvest.
 
I would agree 2-3 weeks yet. Not all plants are ready at the same time either. ;)
Try your best not to rush a harvest. I know it is hard but, it is worth the wait.
 
I thought I would put this here so you can have all your information in your own thread!

LKV said:
So you wet trim first then bud wash?
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I hand-pull most of the fans off starting a few days before harvest to make life easier on the day. Then I cut, wash, rinse, shake, and line dry in the shade while they drip. I try to start trimming by late afternoon so the remaining leaves don't droop onto the flowers, since that makes trimming much harder.

Also...get a good pair of trimmers if you don't have them yet. More than one if your friends are coming over to help!
 
InTheShed said:
I thought I would put this here so you can have all your information in your own thread!


I hand-pull most of the fans off starting a few days before harvest to make life easier on the day. Then I cut, wash, rinse, shake, and line dry in the shade while they drip. I try to start trimming by late afternoon so the remaining leaves don't droop onto the flowers, since that makes trimming much harder.

Also...get a good pair of trimmers if you don't have them yet. More than one if your friends are coming over to help!
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He shed is it normal for the leaves on the big goal is to start curling in words I notice is happening today

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How are the temperatures outside? That kind of curling can be heat stress.
 
Just one plant or all of them? And just the very top leaves or all the way down?
 
Cold can bring on tacoing leaves as well.
It's usually too high or too low temps and issues with humidity that do it.
 
I would take a soil temp with an instant read thermometer. Stick it in the drainage hole. Lowest part of the pot should be the coolest, especially if it's sitting on a wooden deck. The ground would hold more heat.
 
What are the nighttime temps? Seems like the plants look healthy otherwise.
 
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