Trich check?
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Nice pictures. The 2nd one is ready to chop. The 1st is all milk & could wait a little longer.
Thanks man! That’s kind of what I thought about the second one, but she put out a burst of new pistils last week and ~30% of them still haven’t receded. So I was trying to wait that out, but trichs are only getting more amber as the days go on.
I was planning on just chopping Saturday morning, pistils be damned...
I was planning on just chopping Saturday morning, pistils be damned...
CoconutFarmer
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Great pics. Do you have this microscope which can be clipped on a mobile phone?
New bursts and pics looks like she is ready to chop
New bursts and pics looks like she is ready to chop
G
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cant see very well.... fuzzy pic. id let it go from what i see
Great pics. Do you have this microscope which can be clipped on a mobile phone?
New bursts and pics looks like she is ready to chop
Yeah I got a WiFi microscope off Amazon that works exceedingly well. Just sync up and take pics on your phone! Beats the jewelers loupe by a mile, that’s for sure.
CoconutFarmer
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the color of the trichome heads are good visible to judge it, right?CoconutFarmer
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Yeah the jeweles loupe is out ou state. But i could also recommend the clip lens with at least 15-20x zoom, this optical clip gives me better pics and a better overview than my other 60x-100x handy microscope, since you see only a round spot with the eye.
==>Much better to see it on a screen, which also optically increase the size for your eyes
G
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deja vu here but i realized it was me not opening the pic and just looking at the thumbnail. pics are great, crystals look good. I would let it go a little but thats me.
Thanks man! Here’s the one I got from Amazon -
Wireless Digital Microscope,... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07DVFBVPF?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
Lemme know if that link doesn’t work, pulled it from the app.
Takes a bit of a steady hand and getting used to, and my approach is take 30 shots and cull it down to 3 or 4 haha, but as you can see you can get 3 or 4 highly-detailed and informative pics.
Appreciate the feedback on ripeness as well - plan is to take the top half down tomorrow morning after a thorough inspection of trichs. Most of the pistils from the last flush have died back now...there’s a small part of me that wants to kick her another week down the road, but we’ll see just how much amber I find myself staring at tomorrow morning.
i got my username from them. Look up chilli willy chili there are some better pics out thereBrought half the Nepal Jam down on Saturday - trichs looked great, and I nuked a small bud in microwave to test high. It’s great! Gentle, active/social, no raciness - love it. Drying in a closet at roughly 62-65 degrees and 42-50% RH.
I do have another question that cropped up with this morning’s watering - I think I may have overfertilized my Thai Chi a bit, as I’ve read they’re pretty sensitive to nutes during flower. Some of the sugar leaves and topmost buds are a little crispy. I don’t think I can attribute it to temp/lights, as no other plants are exhibiting these symptoms and my temps are great (74-77) and lights are a good 24-30” above canopy.
My question is - can overfertilization cause amber trichs? When I checked her out with the microscope I noticed that some of the top buds had a good number of amber trichs, but alongside large numbers of clear trichs. I’d anticipate some level of amber trichs at this stage, but seeing that amount of amber alongside quite a bit of clear has me wondering if those amber trichs are more indicative of stress as opposed to natural maturation.
I can upload some pics later but just thought I’d see what everyone has to say, thanks!
I do have another question that cropped up with this morning’s watering - I think I may have overfertilized my Thai Chi a bit, as I’ve read they’re pretty sensitive to nutes during flower. Some of the sugar leaves and topmost buds are a little crispy. I don’t think I can attribute it to temp/lights, as no other plants are exhibiting these symptoms and my temps are great (74-77) and lights are a good 24-30” above canopy.
My question is - can overfertilization cause amber trichs? When I checked her out with the microscope I noticed that some of the top buds had a good number of amber trichs, but alongside large numbers of clear trichs. I’d anticipate some level of amber trichs at this stage, but seeing that amount of amber alongside quite a bit of clear has me wondering if those amber trichs are more indicative of stress as opposed to natural maturation.
I can upload some pics later but just thought I’d see what everyone has to say, thanks!
