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Honestly this day sucks but no need to burden you with that. I never heard anything about them locating that package so I filed a claim yesterday. Not expecting to hear anything about that either lol.

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sigh, anyway ball's in "their" court
 
Ok I've used the search feature and come up with very little... Can someone point me to where I would find information on preharvest habits? I'm looking at my girl here and the tricomes are about 40% amber, which is about time (in my books) to start thinking about the big chop. What do you guys and gals like to do before that day? Do you chop all of the fan leaves, leaving only the "sugar" leaves for a bit? Or leave all the leaves in place until the final day? Or? I'm looking for advice... :D

She's on plain water, her consumption is WAY down, and there's TONS of firey orange hairs everywhere. The white pistils are still there, but much less. I suspect this strain won't brown out, as she's been flowering since December 26 (or so) of last year. :P
 
sigh, anyway ball's in "their" court
I'm sure something will happen eventually, I mean it did just disappear while in their possession. You obviously have enough light now anyway lol. That was a poor attempt at a joke, sorry.

How about that bubba cheese?
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@Rebel since I have you here, I have a rules question.

Is it ok to use external links within a thread if that thread is dedicated to a science topic where we like to cite sources? or is that still not allowed?

I will double check the site terms of service.. As its always being updated.. To refresh my memory and i will get back to you!
 
I'm sure something will happen eventually, I mean it did just disappear while in their possession. You obviously have enough light now anyway lol. That was a poor attempt at a joke, sorry.

How about that bubba cheese?
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plenty for now, later when snow is about melted and sun much higher is when I want the Cobster. look at those bubba! hoping for 2 fems?
 
plenty for now, later when snow is about melted and sun much higher is when I want the Cobster. look at those bubba! hoping for 2 fems?
No the one in the back is a 3 bears og. If it's a male I will move it out of the tent and start another. I will try and keep it alive and harvest pollen if it does grow balls though. I kind of fancy the idea making my own seeds. Notice my new solo grow right front corner, not doing anything and I'm about to poke around in there looking for that seed lol.

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Ok I've used the search feature and come up with very little... Can someone point me to where I would find information on preharvest habits? I'm looking at my girl here and the tricomes are about 40% amber, which is about time (in my books) to start thinking about the big chop. What do you guys and gals like to do before that day? Do you chop all of the fan leaves, leaving only the "sugar" leaves for a bit? Or leave all the leaves in place until the final day? Or? I'm looking for advice... :D

She's on plain water, her consumption is WAY down, and there's TONS of firey orange hairs everywhere. The white pistils are still there, but much less. I suspect this strain won't brown out, as she's been flowering since December 26 (or so) of last year. :p
40%, she ripe! My fans have been mostly defoliated while plants are finishing up in the greenhouse, helps air circ in the mold and fungus season(fall up here). Some plants don't seem to want to shut down, keep wanting to flower on top of bud. In my case I'm thinking too much fert maybe, I used to get fall leaf colors, now when I remove fans just keep throwing green and making flowers, time for me to chain the ape and lighten up, lol
 
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