Harvest Time!

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1. I've been trimming my big leafy plant…. loose buds… my other 3 are rock hard nugs….. battling bud rot on a few areas I keep cutting em back. Why do some plants have tons of leaves in the bud n my others just have little leaves covered in trichomes so much the leave edges are curling in…

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2. Im on week 7 an some plants are turning orange an turning in…but i dont think i should!! ugh i need help guys

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3. Tricome color I prefer 10 % amber

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4. Yay!!! Get some Growmie!!!🌲🌳🌴🪴

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5. I think of you guys as the cooler Infographics channel

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6. Get Jewelers Loop and look at the trichomes. Mostly cloudy to amber is ready for harvest. One creates a heady high the other is more body high.

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7. ?

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8. That one is really bad, you look at the Trichomes not the Hairs…

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9. Can't rely on the pistol color for readiness. As others have said…better to look at the trichomes…20% amber for sativas and about 50% amber for indicas.

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10. 40% amber triches is when I harvest.

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11. I look for Cloudy to Amber Trichomes.
    Clear ones mean some time is left.
    Looking at the Hairs are a good way to tell if you have no means of seeing the Trichomes magnified.

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12. This type of information is misleading and harmful to the grower.

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13. Perfect timing on this one.

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14. What…. who the hell harvest off pistols?😂 GO by trichomes hairs can be brown/red and trichomes not even developed go for cloudy/amber trichomes.

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15. High from Puerto Rico. No necesariamente…esta vez no estoy de acuerdo con tigo.los tricomas ❤ hay que mirar con lupas siempre pero siempre

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16. you can also look at the trichomes.

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