Indoor 2nd grow Auto Carmelicious and Auto White LSD

[MickJ]

Day 64. Plants still looking healthy. White Lsd buds are getting fat and the carmelicious smells so sweet and is slowly getting fatter. These suppose to be 70-75 days strains but I think these gonna go close to 85-90 days

plants looking good,carmelicious on left,Lsd on right

this beauty

pretty

fat buds

the small sides is growing good

a site to see

this carmelicious. Its coming up. Gonna be a beast

buds all the way down the branches

these braches, gonna be filled with buds

can't wait, I can smell the Carmel now

nice canopy shot from top

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Nice growing!

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[flyboy1256]

With a few weeks left, its a good time to start planning your dry/cure process if you haven't already! You'll want to dry them in a dark place that is about 60 degrees, with about 60% humidity. I'm in a dry area that doesn't get snow, so getting down to 60 degrees in my space takes some time. You may habe it all figured out already, but if not, now is good time to start thinking about the next phase! Fun stuff ahead!

My closest is my dry area. With no lights it's stays about 65 degrees. I dried and cured my 1st grow well so that's 1 thing I know how to do lol

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[NorthernLights_420]

Day 64. Plants still looking healthy. White Lsd buds are getting fat and the carmelicious smells so sweet and is slowly getting fatter. These suppose to be 70-75 days strains but I think these gonna go close to 85-90 days

plants looking good,carmelicious on left,Lsd on right

this beauty

pretty

fat buds

the small sides is growing good

a site to see

this carmelicious. Its coming up. Gonna be a beast

buds all the way down the branches

these braches, gonna be filled with buds

can't wait, I can smell the Carmel now

nice canopy shot from top

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smoking on 2 different minds of weed. Forbidden fruit and something else random

Seed breeders recommendations are almost always off, never go by what the breeder says unless you see proof of that strain finishing in that time frame on other grow journals or diaries. You can google your strains and grow journals at the end of your strain name. Find people that grew it already and check how long it took them to finish it, I usually check a couple different grows so I have a rough idea how long they really take. My guess is 90 days at the earliest and 105 days at the latest by the looks of the progression. See all them white hairs on your plant turning into buds, those will all fatten up and once your hairs change red or orange you'll know when she's done. If you get a chance to get a jewelers loupe you can check trichomes to see if they're ready or not. The call is on you when to harvest. Here's a great article on knowing when to harvest and how to read your trichomes in order to tell. https://weed.co.za/2017/03/29/cloudy-vs-amber-trichomes/ You can't see them with the naked eye though. Jewelers loupe is only like 10 dollars or less online.

 

[NorthernLights_420]

With a few weeks left, its a good time to start planning your dry/cure process if you haven't already! You'll want to dry them in a dark place that is about 60 degrees, with about 60% humidity. I'm in a dry area that doesn't get snow, so getting down to 60 degrees in my space takes some time. You may habe it all figured out already, but if not, now is good time to start thinking about the next phase! Fun stuff ahead!

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[flyboy1256]

Ok I need y'all help. What's a good microscope lens I can attach to my phone and a good humidifier thermometer to buy. Looking only to spend about 20 bucks in each. Just something Simple

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[MickJ]

Ok I need y'all help. What's a good microscope lens I can attach to my phone and a good humidifier thermometer to buy. Looking only to spend about 20 bucks in each. Just something Simple

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eBay on the weather gauge, I use jewellers loop from eBay with the led light. Get both for 10. I don't use electronic microscope.

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[flyboy1256]

eBay on the weather gauge, I use jewellers loop from eBay with the led light. Get both for 10. I don't use electronic microscope.

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Bout to check them out now

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[flyboy1256]

eBay on the weather gauge, I use jewellers loop from eBay with the led light. Get both for 10. I don't use electronic microscope.

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5 dollars on amazon

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[Proph]

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Thanks bro, but I'm past the googling/random article stage. Not only do I not know who wrote this article, I don't know what year it was written in, lol. I base my info off of personal experience, trial and error and what I've seen from others. I don't know anyone who dries with temps in the 70's.. Most regular grow room temps with light on, is in the 70's.. But, as always, to each there own. In my humble opinion, and most professional opinions, drying should take a minimum of 7 days. I can't see anyone getting a 7 day dry time with temps in the 70's with rh in the 50's. I've tried. It took 3-4 days with those numbers. Just like the article said it the 2nd paragraph.. Under 65 degrees, lengthens dry time.. Under 65 rh, lengthens drying times.. Which is exactly what you'd want.. A slow, 7-10 day dry.. Some people go 14 days.. That article gives numbers for rh and temps, but doesn't tell you how many days it takes for the ideal dry time, or how long the dry will take using the numbers they suggest.. so its kind of misleading. Im definitely not tying to tell Flyboy, or anyone else what to do, just giving him things to think about, like preparing a place to dry with the right environment. Being around 60/60 falls within the ranges quoted in the article, and is industry standard.

 

[flyboy1256]

Thanks bro, but I'm past the googling/random article stage. Not only do I not know who wrote this article, I don't know what year it was written in, lol. I base my info off of personal experience, trial and error and what I've seen from others. I don't know anyone who dries with temps in the 70's.. Most regular grow room temps with light on, is in the 70's.. But, as always, to each there own. In my humble opinion, and most professional opinions, drying should take a minimum of 7 days. I can't see anyone getting a 7 day dry time with temps in the 70's with rh in the 50's. I've tried. It took 3-4 days with those numbers. Just like the article said it the 2nd paragraph.. Under 65 degrees, lengthens dry time.. Under 65 rh, lengthens drying times.. Which is exactly what you'd want.. A slow, 7-10 day dry.. Some people go 14 days.. That article gives numbers for rh and temps, but doesn't tell you how many days it takes for the ideal dry time, or how long the dry will take using the numbers they suggest.. so its kind of misleading. Im definitely not tying to tell Flyboy, or anyone else what to do, just giving him things to think about, like preparing a place to dry with the right environment. Being around 60/60 falls within the ranges quoted in the article, and is industry standard.

Ok I understand, I will have no issue keeping my closet around 60-65 degrees. All about trial and error right? So I'll learn and see. With my small fan and my closet getting cold anyways cuz my room gets cold I can keep it at a cool temp. Anyways these are what I brought today and yesterday. That thermometer loose fancy so I may have to reorder how to use it but everything was under $10 except for the thermometer,calmag and the pH Down, and which they was about $14 each

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