The flower period for this plant is supposed to be nine weeks that would put it at about May 11, as far as I can tell Tricom are done I’m getting crunchy leaves on the top leaves. Bottom leaves look fine bright green some of them Are turning fall colors. Tricomes Are mostly cloudy decent amount of amber and very little clear. Do I chop it? Do I wait? I don’t know. Indoor grow strain is apple fritter crossed with purple punch about seven weeks in flower Jack’s and Coco
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As far as to chop or not, they say 10-30% amber and she is done. I chop mine sooner, close to 10% as I prefer a little more energetic buzz, opposed to a laid back one.
I’m no expert, but it kinda looks like foxtailing going on.
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thanks I’m pretty sure that’s the strain. Everything I’ve seen on it shows. I’m looking in Foxtel. They’re dents as heck.
*edit for profanity *
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I personally never time them. Ever. They are either done or they are not. If they are to the ripeness you want chop. They hit max thc at 90-100% cloudy so judge from there if want sedative by ambering a bit. Can be weeks difference same strain different plants.
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Make sure your checking buds, not sugar leaves. The burn at top is likely light/heat stress. Just make sure trichs are where you want them, and compare bottom to top . Too much light will contribute to the foxtailing too.
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thanks I turned it down to 80% of full power and pulled it up a little And I will check the lower ones
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That should do it.
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