How about now please tone in

Grow Cycle Harvesting
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Whats the verdict several different plants are any ready by you alls standards

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1,2,3,4 please your opinions matter to me thanks

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I don’t see any amber in your trichs and the sugar leaves still look green and full with plenty of white hairs…so in my opinion not there yet

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Agree with what he said! :point_up_2:

Good luck and keep’em growin! :+1:t2::v::sunglasses:

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Do you have spider mites? Looks like webs in that first pic.

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Webs in a couple. Inspection time

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Looks like you still have some time, but as stated, you need to inspect your plant(s) thoroughly. Lots of webbing. Could be a little spider which isn’t bad, or could be a bunch of spider mites, which can ravage a whole plant in just a few days if left untreated.

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#1 and #2 look like they may have been pollinated. (white pistils with brown tips)
None look ready for harvest.

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@HMGRWN do you know, is there a difference in how the pistils redden? What I mean is for example redness at base of pistil = plant aging and redness top of pistil equals polination?

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Just recently came across this info so it’s not gospel. I will try to remember who’s post it was in and link it.
Pictures I have seen from articles on the subject show pollinated pistils stay white except for the tips which turn brown.
In normal aging/ripening, the pistil will turn entirely brown in a more or less even fade along the length.

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Ill be surprised if so nothing around me in the sticks

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I see a brown area in #4. Is it just a shadow? It looks like pictures of bud rot. I have not experienced it so I don’t know.

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Sorry I should have clarified, I dont see pollination. I was asking about what @HMGRWN was talkin about. Your plants look great, except for that webbing. Did you find the cause of it?

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It is a plant that has white web looking kinda like dandelion

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No thank goodness ive already had bout with that if you do remember to spray before clip to prevent spores from spreading

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I’ll say my memory is not what is was 30 years ago.