Makeminefullgrown
Well-Known Member
Hello, I’m at the tail end of my grow. Started w/ 3 and recently harvested the first 2. This last plant didn’t show pistils until almost 3 weeks after the flip to 12/12….which was on July 14. So I think it’s accurate to say it’s been flowering since Aug 2 or 3.
It’s a Gelato OG from 207 genetics….under a HLG 320 LED, grown in FF 70/30 buffered coco, amended w/ various dry organics (Gaia Green, kelp meal, langebeinite, EWC) It’s my first run with coco and first time using dry organics and top dressing. I’ve learned a lot.
Anyway, as you can see she has faded to a very light green. My last top dressing was over 3 weeks ago…..at the time I really thought she was closer to being ready.
I’ve also given a tea for microbial action.
There are a few white pistils remaining and she’s looking very close to done.
The problem is the trichomes…..there are a substantial amount of clear ones. Hardly any ambers except for the leaves, but on the calyces it’s probably 70% cloudy 30% clear…..less than 1% amber.
She’s not drinking hardly any water and has changed very little in the last 5-6 days.
I’m a little worried about the yellowing of the sugar leaves.
Anyway, I’d really like to allow the plant to mature more IF she has enough gas in the tank to actually progress….meaning some of those clears go to cloudy.
What do you think??
If I let her go should I feed her something? The dry organics will take too long but I do have some liquid Buddha Bloom which is organic and I’m guessing is available quicker than the dry varieties.
I will say that the buds stink to high heaven of sugary lemons…..and I don’t wanna overcook her and lose any of that aroma.
Any advice is appreciated.
Thanks everyone.
It’s a Gelato OG from 207 genetics….under a HLG 320 LED, grown in FF 70/30 buffered coco, amended w/ various dry organics (Gaia Green, kelp meal, langebeinite, EWC) It’s my first run with coco and first time using dry organics and top dressing. I’ve learned a lot.
Anyway, as you can see she has faded to a very light green. My last top dressing was over 3 weeks ago…..at the time I really thought she was closer to being ready.
I’ve also given a tea for microbial action.
There are a few white pistils remaining and she’s looking very close to done.
The problem is the trichomes…..there are a substantial amount of clear ones. Hardly any ambers except for the leaves, but on the calyces it’s probably 70% cloudy 30% clear…..less than 1% amber.
She’s not drinking hardly any water and has changed very little in the last 5-6 days.
I’m a little worried about the yellowing of the sugar leaves.
Anyway, I’d really like to allow the plant to mature more IF she has enough gas in the tank to actually progress….meaning some of those clears go to cloudy.
What do you think??
If I let her go should I feed her something? The dry organics will take too long but I do have some liquid Buddha Bloom which is organic and I’m guessing is available quicker than the dry varieties.
I will say that the buds stink to high heaven of sugary lemons…..and I don’t wanna overcook her and lose any of that aroma.
Any advice is appreciated.
Thanks everyone.