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Greetings, I have a Dinafem Fruit plant that I am unsure of harvesting. It has been through the usual beginners screw ups but in spite of it has prevailed. It broke ground on 6-24, experienced PH inconsistancy resulting in what I think was nute lock and by the time I got it flushed it had lost what little fan leaves it had. It has remaimed at about 18" for the past 2 weeks and is sticky beyond belief but here is my question, none of the calyx's have produced hairs. Can anyone let me know if this is normal with this strain. I also have a Barney's Blue Mammoth that suffeered through the same learning curve that popped on the same date 6-24 and has the exact same profile, lots of calyx's but no hairs. Both these plants at 12 weeks are starting to decline and I have had them on PH'ed water only for 2 weeks. To chop or not to chop? I was trying to go long to attain a milder stone. Thanks for the Help
P.S. This is a outdoor grow so my sunlight is down to 6-7 hrs. with temps ranging from highs of 85 to lows of 35 degrees.
Sorry for the delay with photos but had to get a camera. These photos are actually from a Barney's Blue Mammoth in the same state as the Dinafem Fruit which I chopped as a result of a decline in health. My question is the lack of hair production from the calyx normal in some strains. Being that I am into 11 weeks plus is there any advantage to letting her go on. I've had her in a flush for aprox. 2 weeks and not seeing much change. Her trics using a cheap
30x100 scope seem to be somewhere in the 80/20 range, heavy amber. Thanks Again
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