Looking good.
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Would you say already in early flower theyre autos
Take better pics with white light so we can see the plants.
I hope they are not in early flower. Probably early vegetation. Should be another 2 weeks probably before flowering. Give or take. Each strain and conditions are different.
If you keep holding it down you’re going to see results. They look healthy. There is no definite “this is day 1 of flower,” so
here’s an example how I classify my stages
-Germ-
(Sunday) Hour (Day) 0: Seed germ
(Friday) Day 5: Plant seed in media.
(Sunday) Day 7: Cotyledon emerged (officially a seedling) from media. The plant has like a week of food supply.
(Sunday) Day 14: first day of veg
-Veg-
Day 0; Day 14
Week 4; Day 40: Cultivar profiles tend count the slightest sign of pistils as a full-on transition to next stage.
Week 5; Day 47: You may see a dozen pistils starting to form tops. It’s no doubt in flower.
-Flower-
Day 0; Day 40/47
Week 8; Day 96/103: Pistil browning ratio is changing. Start using a loupe. I’d put money on it that the plants aren’t at optimal harvest. Plant is still thirsty. Plant may start killing off fan leaves, which I call self-defoliation.
Week 12; Day 124/131: 90% brown pistil. Can’t use as an accurate ripen reference anymore. Probably close to an optimal harvest. Things are going to start getting finicky. Plant reduces water intake. May start using fan leaf reserves.
Week 14; Day 138/145: 80% milky trichome, 10/10% clear, amber. Might consider getting the trimmers. It’s probably using sugar leaf reserves, which is fine. Just don’t let the sugars die into the bud.
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I’m a first time grower myself but they look good to me…
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Nice to meet new growers great for all growers to work together to make sure we qll do good
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I’m using this technique for the first time my self her is what I have managed so far I’m still learning about the correct way to train trim and or lollipop
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