hey guys well ww is not a beginer strain thats for sure it takes a lot of time and love to do this one. this is my first harvest my first last grow i had all males this time i ended up with 2 out of 4. as of today i noticed that the white hairs are turning redish coler they have been flowering for a little over a month with co2 injectin. but not regularly i have had to skip a week here and there. i just added a fresh tank 2 days ago. and im concerened about them losing thc due to age.let grow or harvest. i have a magnifiying glass what exactly do i look for i believe i look for not so clear resin glands.and should i think about flushing plants in hydro im still not up to speed on that i thought it ws just a practice for soil growing.i have been doing great with studying cultivation.latley i have been studying info on a need to know basis i have seedling to now down pretty well. so a couple of tips would be great.i have 2 ww seeds left. i have northern lights-shiva seeds on the way should be here soon it was chosen quickly can anybody tell me what to expect from them. beginner or advanced easy or hard tall or short bushy.im glad i got ww for beginner because it was not easy you learn more from dificult things to do than easy.but i want to try a different strain thanks
aye noodles...at 1 month flowering, ain't no way WW is close to finished. I have a couple at 60 days 12/12 right now and still prolly a week away. Look for milky white heads on the trichomes(glands), maybe even a few amber tops. and 50%-75% amber hairs.Would be my suggestion
I hear you, for my first indoor grow I bought WW and also discovered it wasn't a good choice for a beginer. NL is a good one to start with. Anyways, you still have some time to go before you're ready to harvest. The older hairs may turn and it may look like it's almost done, but in a while they will take off again and start putting on lots more white hairs and swell to twice the size before ready, so be patient. Hicountry is right, best way to tell when to harvest is to get yourself a 30X loope and have a close look at your trichs. When they go cloudy/amber it's time to cut her down. Something to also remember is that stress can play apart in turning more hairs red earlier than expected, this still doesn't mean it will be done sooner, 60 days is about how long most plants need, obviously some are ready before or after, so best get yourself a loope. Good luck.
