I don’t think your in week three of flower. Those cola sites would be much bigger. You look like your entering week 1 of flower tbh 
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Ok so how do you guys determine the weeks of flower. Friday was the end of the second week since i fliped the lights.
Normally as soon as you see pistils, is day 1 of flower. The rule of thumb for lollipoping is to do it on day 21 of flower. Which is three weeks. By then the plant stops stretching and working on the colas. Your plant just seems to be on about day 7-10 of flower judging by the size of your colas. I could be wrong, but it just didn’t add up. 
The mains of your branches are still transitioning into flower. See if I can find a picture to show you what plants will look like around week three of flower.
I can’t seem to remember when week three was 
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Its all good i am in no rush. They can take there time and hope i get decent quality.
you cant rush a good thing
you cant rush a good thing
I count from flip. Different plants will show pistils at different times and I want to know how long the whole flower period takes. I don't care how long it's been since pistils show because there's nothing to be done with that information.
If you want a fast flowering strain you want to know the time from flip to harvest, not pistils to harvest. That's why I do it from flip.
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Ok i am just gonna stay keeping track the way i am then
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Had to give them a trim, they were getting to bushy.
took all the small new growth out at the bottoms and a few of the larger fan leafs
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That leaf with the yellow spatter on it was it a couple days after you water. Could you have got some on the leaf
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No i use a sprayer to water just for that reason. The yellow is hard to explain. Its almost like someone painted it on the leaf is thicker and almost rubbery like. Here is a better picture
When i was doing some digging and only thing that even resembled it was the tobacco plant disease (tmv) they called it. @InTheShed said it looked like a vegitive growth. Its not moving or anything so i am just gonna keep reading and reading
When i was doing some digging and only thing that even resembled it was the tobacco plant disease (tmv) they called it. @InTheShed said it looked like a vegitive growth. Its not moving or anything so i am just gonna keep reading and reading
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I with you all I do is try to find out more about what the plant is trying to say once I learn there language maybe then I will fill like I know something about this plant
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For sure man. And there is so much a plant can tell you with how they behave. For instance when a tree or outside plant for that matter turns there leaves upside down, the weather is gonna turn and its gonna rain. But growing indoors and trying to be mother nature that is a whole new thing,
It’s not powdery is it?
Hmmm...
it’s got me stumped.
tmv is possible but it doesn’t happen often, very often at all...
Hmmm...
it’s got me stumped. tmv is possible but it doesn’t happen often, very often at all...
Read this. If the dots are connecting after you read that, then maybe..
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That was the page i came across that lead me to think thats what it is. No not powdery. The plant is growing good still, so i am just gonna watch and see what happens. If it is the tmv i should possibly see it move to the other plants but nothing yet.
Hopefully everything pans out!
maybe remove the affected leaves and see if it comes back.
maybe remove the affected leaves and see if it comes back.
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I could try that. I am am just skeptical they are growing good finally 
So i will see i monitor it daily with pics that way i can look over a weeks time to see if anything has changed. Thought about setting up an old game camera to take video of how it grows over a week. The movement of the branches should keep it recording. But i will trim off the yellowed and see what happens,
So i will see i monitor it daily with pics that way i can look over a weeks time to see if anything has changed. Thought about setting up an old game camera to take video of how it grows over a week. The movement of the branches should keep it recording. But i will trim off the yellowed and see what happens,
Even that article says there's no consensus about TMV in cannabis. As I mentioned, I have a Sour G plant (GG#4 x Sour Diesel x THC Bomb) that has done something similar with every generation of clones. It's never spread to the other mother plants it sits cheek to jowl with.
Genetic variegation is still my call.
Genetic variegation is still my call.
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