Bud wash? This is the first I am hearing of this…
Here is #4… she is the one that got left in that shitty soil earlier in this thread.
Awesome job!
You may want to check plant 4 really good for bud rot. If you see some toss those parts and get her to harvest.
I agree. Time to harvest.
Yup yup. Those potheads gotcha. Very well done. Dont forget trim pics!
If you go up and look at number 4… she looks ugly! That’s the one in the shitty soil. We are about to chop her so doing a wet trim after she sat dark for 24 hours. Man she looks better and smells great! Pretty big lady too.
The brown look is not brown. Not bud rot. Its purple for sure pic doesnt do much justice
O i can see the color! Looks good. Congrats on the chops!
Which light?
The 300w blurple…
24/0 for the first ten days.
I have them in with the ones that are almost done. No where else to put them… will it really hurt them?
I run my seedlings under 24 hours light too.
Just keep them warm when lights off and they will be fine.
Please dont tell me your trimming over a trash can that’s the good stuff ur throwing away unless u dont do the edible topical hash thing
So I am gunna start a journal again on here as I have 4 more seeds going. I really learned alot this first go around. My question for all of you is how to make my final buds more dense? They seem dense in the grow but seem to lose some of that during my drying and curing. Just want some input. Thank you all.
@merlin44 @fano_man @Myfriendis410 @Witchhouse @peachfuzz @merlin44 @dbrn32
The most common reason for low density buds is low light levels. Another thing that I did a couple of grows ago (as an experiment) is that I over fed all the way through flower (including nitrogen). This caused them to fluff up during the last weeks instead of getting and staying dense.
I am not saying that either of these are your problem, just my experience so far.
Edit: On the lighting issue, I have seen folks that have what should be enough light but they did not put it close enough to the plants. Be careful, you don’t want to burn them.
Edit #2: As @Myfriendis410 says below, PPFD is the most reliable way to insure correct light levels in my opinion. This does require a PAR meter which is a bit expensive and most folks don’t bother with them. I set my light arrangement and light levels using the PAR meter with 500 uMoles being the target in early veg and 800+ uMoles in late veg and all through flower.
Absolutely having the correct light levels is number one (PPFD, DLI). If you can determine the correct value for your lights that would be helpful. Nutrients, genetics, likely temp and RH all play a role. I did a few Sour Diesels and the flowers were deadly weapons lol. Others; not so much.