First Grow - DWC - Auto Glueberry - QB

It actually looks like both. Remember at this stage they don't require a lot of water. Just remember keep the Rockwood cube moist along with keeping the humidity between 60-70 and you'll be fine. Hopefully this was helpful and remember Happy Growing and Free your mind one puff at a time.

Hi @Bush12 They both seem to me to be automatic plants, sometimes they are delayed and only start to bloom in 7 weeks. wait another 8-10 days. if they don't start to bloom you will have to change the light period to 12h / 12h when the auto plant buds are well formed. I already finished several plants at 12h and never felt that I was harmed in the yield. good luck in flowering mate 🙏👍

Hello.. Hope you are well.. Just gone thru ur dairy and everything seems ok tbh.. U shud just b checking trichs on glands(buds) really to b sure of the actual flower itself being ready.. Dont worry bout damaging plants as is minimal stress and the plants will reproduce new trichs to cover any lost.. Keep up the good work.. 👍

Hello.. Yes ur shots are gud.. U can claerly see most of glands have gone milky so maybe another wk or 2 b4 u get 10-20%amber..i also notice u have ur light schedule on 4 more than 12hrs whilst autos in bloom?.. Dropping hr per day shud stress her into developing more swollen glands.. Saty safe and hope she turns out a great smoke for u.. 👍

day 80? long bloomer... looks clear still, but some strains will do this, although i have not had any, i have read about others seeing this and wondering what to do. Think they are sativa genetics that tend to not amber up for long time even if ripe? I'd use other indicators along with this, if you think it's going too long. does it smell like it's rotting on the branches? or any change in smell for that matter in last few days or last week or so? if any of that happens, chop it immediately... in fact, may be too late to smoke safely. purple? if normal that's fine... if rotting, that's bad. Temperatures at night can bring this out. If it's in the mid to low 60's, it's probably purple from that... or genetics. touch an area with that color and make sure it isn't mushy or rotten.. if ffeels like normal bud, it's probably normal. Make note of what you did, and if you grow it again, adjust. One note -- if buds below top of canopy are riper, it could be your lights delaying what you see up top. (too much light hitting them, evaporation etc) if trichomes under canopy are ready, then the top colas are ready where you can't see them and somethign is cuasing them to throw pistils or lose trichomes to excess evaporation.