Skunk #1 clone, week 9 or 10.
Needs a little more time, but they are not gaining the weight I was hoping for...
Not great news for sure, once the pistils are that orange I wouldn't be expecting much more growth :(
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Yeah I know, it's kinda sad. I was experimenting with pot sizes, I think they are not big enough.
2 more clones outdoors looking fine and they have more than enough space.
At least it's pretty!
Is the plant fading at all? How do the trichs look? The trichs (not on the leaves) should go from clear to cloudy. If the soil is still feeding it (especially N) it will continue to grow.
The kind of growth I'm referring to is looking green and happy. Towards harvest it should start to cannibalize it's lower leaves and fade.
Lower leaves start to wither; Trichs are still clear with a hint of cloudy. It still get's fertilizer but I'm thinking about flushing her soon.
Just stop fertilizing. I would only do flushing with hydroponics if I had been going heavy on the feed. I always back off N right before flower, and taper it down to just P. The last couple weeks I give just plain pH'd water. I live in a legal state so I can experiment a bit after my jars are full. The 3 plants I have hanging now went to almost 90 days. It's really strain dependent.