Okay great! I’ll have time for my tent and stuff to get here!!! Hoping the little motor and muffin fans I got will help this dry! I’m so nervous about it. Can’t even begin to explain. I want this to be the one that goes right!! 
Would you continue feeding jacks or stop now and just water for the rest of the time to flush? Ppms runoff was 1936 today. So there’s a good amount of nutes left in the coco.
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I’d feed one more week.
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Stick with happy frog and good amendments as well as a maintained environment and you will have her looking good in no time.
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Just using jacks 3,2,1. Coco and perlite
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That wedding cake as well?
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I use down to earth 444 I just wanted to have a balance of nutes and not too much of one and not the other.
It’s wedding cake from ilgm
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That’s what these are. Impressive frosty stanky buds!! Fall colors coming out now.
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Those incredible gents. Happy new year!
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Yep! Seeing lots of clear/cloudy mix, with some amber on the sugar leaves. I’m gonna take a stab in the dark and say if you want peak potency, a weekish is the time. If you want peak yield with good highs, 2.5-3 weeks will make it worth the wait.
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What @Graysin said. I now look for the pistils to start curling back before I even start looking at the trichomes. I was going to say 2 - 3 weeks b/c all your pistils are straight, and some are still white.
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Oh okay so I’ve got a little while. I’m getting ready to feed nutes. Do I need to lessen the strength? Feed tribus and great white? Or just do normal nutes for the next couple times and then start weening down or flushing?
Does PH water matter when you’re flushing it can I just throw straight tap through there? My tap runs between 7.8-8.5. I definitely want to water the day of beginning if dark cycle to add a little more moisture. Humidity running right between 45-55% right now. Temps during lights out are 68-70°F. Putting my dry tent together tomorrow I think just to get it done and out of the way
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I’m team “no flush,” so I may be a bad candidate to ask.
In coco, more importantly, you aren’t going to need very long to render the coco nutrient-less. I’d give nutes as usual up until a week or less before harvest. In two weeks in coco with no nutes whatsoever, you may end up seriously compromising your entire harvest by starving it at the finish line.
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