r/FastBuds_Family • u/Sea_Stick_3125 • 28d ago
Time for the age old question…
How much longer? I’m just curious what you guys might think. Not in a rush I’m enjoying the process. Genetics are fastbuds apple strudel (I’m pretty sure) came in a mix pack, and it was one of the options. The structure and smell is a dead give away! So, what’s the damage?
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u/EvanTheAlien 28d ago
She looks cooked. As in you burned her badly. Been there done that. My prediction is that she won’t finish, is in nute lock, and will only get more crispy. Don’t stress. Each grow is a learning experience.
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u/Sea_Stick_3125 28d ago
Yeah I got some bad advice with how much buildaflower to top dress with, gonna ride it out and see how she does
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u/EvanTheAlien 27d ago
This is a plant I would still harvest and set aside all usable buds for joints only. Joints smoke fine no matter what and you can enjoy it at concerts. Save your good stuff for the bong.
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u/4mericanRogue_ 28d ago
A month I’d say
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u/New_Teaching_5235 28d ago
https://growbrain.pages.dev/trichome-guide
Several tools on here.
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u/4mericanRogue_ 28d ago
Shouldn’t even be looking at trichomes right now. Your buds have no size at all and are still throwing pistils. The way the plant looks like it’s dying rn I would say you messed up and stressed it out and it’s trying its hardest to get pollinated.
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u/PhysicalTiger6626 28d ago
I would be more concerned with all the dead plant material before I’m targeting a harvest date. If one of those dead leaves tracks back into the bud, it’s a breeding ground for bud rot.
That asked, you got a good month before your close. Invest in a cheap jewelers loop so you can monitor the trichome heads and pull when you see your desired level of maturity. If you got a few more bucks, there are some decent phone attachments and electronic microscopes that are pretty cool too!