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- Understanding Visual Cues of Cannabis Trichome Development to Maximize Harvest
Professor DeBacco
Monitoring Color Change
By monitoring the change in color of the gland heads, a grower can evaluate the ripeness of flowering pistillate plants.
Using a 30x loupe is advised or some other form of magnifying the trichomes for a close visual inspection
Stages of Trichomes
Early to middle flowering, resin heads will be mostly clear
During the final phase of the bloom cycle, the trichomes will transition from clear to a cloudy, milky white color, and eventually to amber.
Most seasoned growers say the time to harvest is when the bulbous heads are cloudy with a few amber ones here and there (about a 70/30 mix).
Clear Trichomes
This indicates early development and the clear color can indicate they are not “full” of cannabinoids and terpenes.
While not true from a botanical standpoint, but you can consider clear trichomes to be “empty” and the bud should not be harvested because it is before maturity and lack desired compounds.
Cloudy Trichomes
When the trichomes start to go from a transparent to a translucent transparency this is a sign harvest is getting closer.
This cloudy look growers can think of the trichome become full of cannabinoids.
The next step is an opaque amber color
Thought to give an energetic high
Amber Trichomes
Progressing from the cloudy white color the trichomes will change to a yellow/brown amber color.
Waiting for some of the trichomes to go to this coloration is a good sign the harvest of cannabinoids can be maximized.
However, if nearly all of the trichomes are this color at harvest to may mean the peak harvest was missed leading to some derogation of the internal compounds.
Though to give a body high
Mixed Trichomes
Since all trichomes will not change from cloudy to amber at the same time, it can be best to aim from a mixed coloration to determine your harvest time.
Now, the exact percentage of cloudy and amber may be impacted by the variety, stage of development, your availability of timing.
Combined head and body high
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2021, smartphones, internet, 3D, VR etc ... but powerpoint presentations are still the most efficient to explain clearly XD
Do you comment this on every video he does? I’ve read this comment before
@@swishersifuq not at all. Maybe you saw this video for the second time ?
Efficiency is key to a memorable explanation, glad it was presented in a helpful way.
Every vet in the world disagrees with that statement
Ahh you need the internet to view this... And I'm on my phone so kinda wrong
Excellent video as always! When I harvest a new strain and do a pheno hunt, I always harvest in 5 stages to see what is the best effect for me. Again, just for my specific needs. Different strains for different brains! First stage, I harvest when all clear, then 50/50, clear milky, all milky, 70/30 milky amber and 70/30 amber milky. Then I dry them the same at 65F and 55RH and let cure. I test at 1 month cure point, 2 months and three months. That gives me the sweet spot of each pheno and I keep the ones that fulfill my needs. I keep the keepers! I do the same process when I breed too. Just my 2 cents of 42 years growing. Keep educating us Mr. professor! Cheers
Thanks for sharing!
So with what you have mentioned about harvesting during different tri..what has seemed to be better for yourself, just curious.
@@8Scorpions Good question. It's all strains related and your specific effect that you are looking for. I had a sativa dominant that gave it's best at 30% amber with cerebral and body wellness, relaxing and a big smile (the whole package) and at 3+ months of curing. I also had an indica that was 50/50 clear and milky, that had a zombie, meditative, almost spiritual effect and cured 2 months. It's all in what you specificly want. I grow oldschool strains and landraces. Some very popular trendy strains don't even give me any effect at all. Since I don't grow for bag apeal, aromas, taste or THC levels, I cannot rush the process of strain hunting, then pheno hunting, then breeding, etc... Short answer, Trial and error is my best answer! Cheers
@@telnek thank you sir, I surely miss the good old days. I'm not into all the new mixes and cloned stuff, it's just not for me. I'm from Ohio and back in the late 80s it was the best. I will try my cure mine awhile longer. Trial and error friend👍👍Thanks!!
Sounds like a very thorough approach!
Just curious though, have you ever found a cultivar that you actually chose to harvest at the All Clear Trichome stage? Seems like the equivalent of eating a green/unripe apple.
This is the best video on when to harvest because it shows you how the tricomes look.
Glad to help you select the peak harvest in hopes you get top a quality harvest.
@@DeBaccoUniversity thanks. Hope you don't mind if I ask a question. I want to make cbd oils from my plants. Do I need to cure the buds? I know I need to dry them, just not sure if curing is necessary
I just wanted to say thank you for the informative, straightforward, no nonsense approach to your videos that are at the same time relaxing and easy to follow all backed by science and fact and not nonsensical personal rhetoric.
Thanks for this positive comment, thank you very much for sharing and hope others feel the same way you do!
Science got jack shit to do with it it's just using your brains this ain't no big bang theory it's me raised in the HA family given beating and taking beating we grow the most premium weed in the world we are HA
precise and to the point many thanks
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Your videos are beyond underrated love you're delivery, you're a born teacher
Thanks for the positive comment and we should all put our skills to good use.
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Thanks for this very supportive comment it is appreciated! You are correct no product promotion, all that is asked is to share the channel with others! (and encourage them to subscribe;-)
This channel is a gold mine of information. I am learning so much. Aspiring to be a commercial grower one day!
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Always determine ripeness by the bracts of the bud structure and never determine by all the amber you may see on the sugar leaves. If the lower buds look very clear when your top colas look about ready, don't worry. Keep waiting it out until it's all ready, or some may take the tops first but beware of doing that if nanners could jeopardize other plants in earlier flowering stages.
What if you chop the top part and leave the bottom part? Would the plant get damaged?
@@gamingofthelegend3907 it will be fine.
@@masonstevenson1334 ahhh alright thank you very much
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@@DeBaccoUniversity thanks
Truly the greatest educational YT channel on the topic(s). Thank you!
Wow, thank you for this comment and your subscription is appreciated!
Excellent!!!! The visuals combined with the audio and the words so i can read as well made this by far the easiest to understand! DeBacco U is thee best!!
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Cannot imagine a better level of information and instructions. Thanks
Glad it was helpful and thanks for taking the time to provide the comment!
I agree with the genral info. Very helpful when your a beginner grower. But like the comments below I too harvest sort to "taste" and personal prefance. Just thur trial and error I found the best time for me to harvest. Hope everybody has a great grow!
The strain grown can also impact this end product.
@@DeBaccoUniversity Agreed genetics play a roll. Very good info in your presentation. I subscribed. :)
I use these videos almost every few days to learn something new, thank you so much for the educational content as it all is so helpful! ✊ 🌎 ☮️
It takes a lot of time to put them together but great to know they are appreciated!
@@DeBaccoUniversity it is beyond appreciated, it has helped me on my first grow an immense amount, to the point where I’ve been able to manage and maintain a healthy 6 ft female, all simply because of the amount of information and detail that is provided between each video, whether it’s tempuratures, humidity, understanding the plants biology and anatomy head to toe, and everything in between. It’s not my place to say, and there may already be a video made on this subject, but debacco should for sure make an informational video on how to save hermies before it’s too late! I love growing and I find there is SOOOOO much misinformation leading around it and debacco does a wonderful job clearing up the myths, rumours, and problems within the growing communities. :) much ✊ respect and look forward to always learning more. Thank you for all you do it’s beyond appreciated at least from me if anything 🙇♂️ 🌎 ☮️ 🙏 ✊ 🚀 🛳 💥 🔥 ⛽️ 💨 👽 🦨 👾 🤴 👑
What a great vid. Excellent information, clearly presented.
The reason you wait for the very oldest trichomes to turn amber is that it means that very few of the newest ones are immature. Amber trichomes are as undesirable as completely clear ones but if you harvest before there are any then there will be a great deal of immature resin on your buds.
Glad to hear you liked the video content!
This is how I do it, regardless of the strain which plays a major role as to when to harvest.or how many weeks to flower. Good report A+.
Thanks for sharing.
I find Frenchy Cannoli's view of ripeness more compelling than the amber/white glandhead ratio theory.
As the flower itself pertains to primary metabolic activity it would be more accurate to look at mature flower development rather than trichomes, which are secondary, for confirmation of optimal ripeness.
Also glandhead color is affected by light intensity, which causes problems with predictive consistency of overall ripeness .
Well said!
where can I find that?
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Seen plenty of pink tichome heads
I’d buy from you
Thanks for this, I’ve always poo pooed this step as being fanciful and not really true, but your presentation cleared up the claims and now I have the ammo to pursue further experimentation with harvest timing and the gauging of the result I may or may not get. Thank you!!
Nice to see someone gaining information and making educated changes. This thought process will help you now and going forward!
Excellent slides, excellent presentation. Best description of determining ripeness I've seen yet.!!
Always great to know viewers appreciate the content quality produced.
Thx for the info . I've noticed that the right time to harvest is when there is a boost in the smell . I still check with a magnifying 🔎
Good to use all of your senses;-)
Thank you thank you thank you. Finally someone who was clear and informative. The pictures were perfect. Feeling much more confident.
It is always nice to know the content is appreciated and your confidence is increased!
Glad I came back and watched this. I am learning there is no set time for this to transpire. I have a Sun grown Larry OG… 13weeks since start of flower and mostly clear tricomes.
Some will stay clear longer than others.
@@DeBaccoUniversity hey professor, I know this is an old video but I need help. My trichomes are milky with a few amber but the trichomes have gone from sticky to the touch to greasy to the touch. I've also noticed they smell less than when they were sticky. Is this normal?
Any help would be appreciated.
Each plant is different. The only reason timelines exist is for commercial growers who need to harvest everything at once. For a small home grower you should be treating each plant individually according to its needs.
Based on this explanation I have decided to begin my flush and prep to chop. Thank you.
You are welcome, glad the data presented was helpful.
THANK YOU ! a great explanation about color and harvest time . great pictures of the trichome . well said and shown . thank for a great job ..i prefer to wait for the tea color . it has a lot more resin ooze out of the joint while smoking .. enjoy and thank you
Thanks for your positive comment and subscription!
As a First time grower for pain management I whole heartily thank you.❤🇨🇦
You are welcome, glad to help you and others!
I'm going into week 6 of flower and this video will be incredibly valuable to knowing when to harvest. I'm growing outdoors in a greenhouse, and it's gone amazing. The girls have been healthy as anyone could ask for since seed... it would be a shame if harvest happened at the wrong time due to mis-information! Thanks for this, truly!
I'm week 6 six of pot of Gold, flowering takes 9 weeks with this plant,most are 8 now.
Good luck, can you let me know what happens,best of luck with your grow!
@@Sandwich13455good luck with your harvest as well! I'll definitely check back and let you know how it goes!
@@andrewlindenfeld6222 thanks m8👍
Hope it goes well for you!
I am a older smoker, and equate thc levels with alcohol content, I just want to take a puff or two, and be able to have a “ marg” or beer and lay on the couch and listen to some “Tuna” w/o having the room spinning around.
I tend to let my plants go a little longer to intentionally lower the thc. , when I go to a bar I very rarely order shots anymore, so why would I want the most potent thc. Bring on the “okay boomer” replies ! ✌️
Very informative video , thanks !
Very good point, so many are only about the greatest concentration possible.
This is by far the most informative and detailed explanation on this subject. Thank you for educating the masses for a brighter tomorrow 💚🕉☮
Great to know and thanks for sharing your positive comment!
I agree with the tricombs indicator, but people with ptsd should def wait till a 60 40 to 50 50 split,,.. me personally im 30 70,,. Yes i flip the configuration,,. I want way more amber...
When growing your own you can decide the "best" harvest time.
@@DeBaccoUniversity awesome,,.. see why i subscribe?? You dont bullshit,,.. love the channel keep it up,..
Every time when Harvest comes around I come back and check this video just for fun
Glad to know the content is a consistent resource for you!
i have learned so much from this man, you are a real one.
Thank you for this high praise, please share the channel with others so they can also benefit;-)
An explanation from an enthusiast of cannabis on UTube
Milky white = uplifting, energetic, happy feeling trichomes
Amber = drowsy, sleepy, inda-couch feeling
Not sure if this is fact, but more than once I’ve heard this info.
Thanks for sharing!
Can't beat a master of his craft!! Great video, thank you!!
Great to now you enjoyed this video, hopefully you feel the same way about many others here on DeBacco University.
Ppl will do anything to skip a lecture but will fully concentrated watch hours of stuff like this with no problem at all
I mean if the lecture about cannabis I’ll go..
Interest in the topic is key;-)
Nice and simple video ..good photos to compare...thanks man
You are welcome!
Thank you your videos are very helpful
Always glad to help!
Awesome information and understandable schooling 👍
Glad you liked it!
Prof. Debacco you're the best! I love your presentations
Thanks for taking the time to comment!
You the man thanks for the info as always great video👍🏽
Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!
A huge THANK YOU from the south-east of germany. In german we only got a few good videos about hemp and the right treatment.
Glad to help and this channel has many good videos for you to watch.
@@DeBaccoUniversity 🤣🤣🤣i've seen that one playlidt with 400 Videos🤣🤣🤣 enough for a lifetime😜 best wishes✌🏻🖖🏻🤘🏻🥦
Thanks for sharing all of your knowledge with us!
Glad you like it, please continue the sharing of content on this channel with others.
Great video as usual ..I have found personally it's strongest right at about 20% brown ..but also when it's all brown 100% u can keep it growing longer if u want quantity over maximum strength..it will still be kick ass but it depends on what it's for Percy or not
Cannabinoids will evaporate, degrade or transform
Thanks for sharing, this is a good % to target.
I've noticed that the trichomes on the leaves, often mature faster than the trichomes on the flower. I dont smoke leaves, so I pay attention to the maturity of the flower trichomes. I've had much better bud since approaching this way. Something to look into, maybe?
Buds are the place to focus your time inspecting to determine harvest.
No you have a good grasp
Great video for us just starting out !!!! Keep them coming !!!
Please search the channel for helpful content for you!
Great content i love it, short, clear and to the point! excellent content thank you very much !!
Glad it was helpful, be sure to tell others about the channel!
Спасибо все как надо рассказал
Рады, что вам понравилось видео.
Thanks for the concise, to the point, content.
You are welcome, that is the goal of the channel!
Learned this back in 1981 from my father-in-law. Man we were growing some really icky sticky stuff back then.
Thanks for sharing and glad to see something can hold true over a period of time, just no CZcams back in 1981;-)
Excellent presentation. Very informative for the novice grower.
Glad you found this helpful please share it with others who may found it useful.
This is some awesome content and very helpful for bettering my understanding of the plant
Glad to help!
When they turn white, and I see some amber, I harvest. I keep it simple. The rest come out in the drying and curing process.
Well put.
Interesting because thca flower is harvested early to be under the d9 legal threshold. 😮 That's why those buds usually look different than what you're used to.
You’re absolutely right, I was pretty intrigued with the loophole as THCA typically smells very comparable to regular Cannabis, but not quite 100%. Also something else I took note of, visually the buds seemed a little smaller than their cured counterparts. Another thing I noticed, the smoke isn’t nearly as smooth- it seems the curing process improves the overall end quality in so many ways!
Not attributing the size issue to lack of curing, I get that for it to be regulated as THCA, it’s probably gotta be cut before it naturally starts converting THCA into THC.
Regardless, I think it’s cool that people have that as an option now! It feels so much better than D8 sprayed hemp flower😂
Regardless growing your own has to be the best option, just like any other thing you could consume, it’s always best if you can grow it yourself :)
Timing your harvest is key;-)
I don't even look at my trichromes till my pistils have browned off 80% and the plant stops taking as much water !
More good suggestions!
Not all strains develop brown pistils, like autoflowers or White Widow, so keeping track of how many weeks in you are is vital to know when to check trikes.
Why u yellin?
I agree bruce and I always check trichomes on branches in the middle as touching the flowers can make the trichomes turn Amber faster and the middle branches have been touched less lol
Depends on strain. Works for some and some it won’t. Some pistols never leave white.
Thanks for this video I was always harvesting to early now I know
Glad to hear the content was helpful and should improve your future final products for years to come.
Thanks for all your videos tney are great. Getting ready to harvest soon
Thanks for the comment and hopefully with this video you can time your harvest well.
Thank you brother! Hope You have a great day today!
You too!
wow thank you this was, by far the best video on trichomes thanks
Glad you liked it so much!
Thank you very much from a first timer! ❤️💪🏼🌱
You are welcome be sure to watch other videos here on DeBacco University!
You are the best brother. Thank you
No problem 👍 Happy to help.
Another great class, thanks man on the playlist to share!
Please share with others and encourage them to subscribe!
@@DeBaccoUniversity will do your on our favorites to watch list 👌
Depends on my time frame if I have nothing that needs to be in rotation right away I’ll stick with a 22-26 week times frame leaf changes help too I took a rare nld to 32 weeks few days give or take and it could have went longer but it’s small changes in how it drinks leaf changes colors crispness and a few other things you only can tell by experience but a longer flower plant is well worth the 6+ month flower time. Strong Red lights can help a lot indoors to see trichs start to change shape in the stalk. It’s also a factor if indoor or outdoor and where u live humidity everything is a factor
Thanks for adding in your personal experience.
Well explained video.
Improper harvests usually late and poor cures destroys way too much potentially good weed😬
The goal of this video is to reduce this potential problem.
Another great video this is the ONLY go to for information 👏 THANK YOU for sharing.
Thank for this positive review of the content it is great to know!
These videos are so great. I wonder if professor partakes.
Glad you like the video content!
Some varieties don’t turn color at all more so if your into the narrow leaf pure equitorial cultivars they can be a lot trickier to try going off trich coloring for this reason and they will just keep going and going if you let them
What do you use in this case to determine the time of harvest?
Best explanation i have seen yet this week! And i have seen a few believe!!
Glad you liked it!
I have learn alot from you, Thank you Dr
My pleasure!
Thank you Sir, that was excellent! They are sorta light a Traffic Light when to flush and dry out.
Glad you liked it!
Image at 1:16 is super helpful to compare stages!
Picture is worth 1,000 words.
Jewelers loupe always helps me determine, usually when it’s foggy or very sticky with a good smell i can determine I’m ready to harvest
Easy to get and can be very helpful!
Clear tricomes give you a verry high effect, cloudy gives high and stoned effect, and amber gives most stoned effect. So dont totally agree with him, when you harvest depends also an the effect of the thc, harvest early will give you a very hich effect, harvest late will give you a stoned effect. So harvest when you want and how you want it to hit you ;) personaly i go for a 80/20 white/red ratio. I more of a high dude type ;)
Recomended is try all stages and decide what you like best :)
I agree. I have harvested Indica's early, and the effects were like tripping on psychedelic's.
So what you are saying is you need to know your specific plant time to make the best decision....... Agreed!
Amber = aged Aged = higher cbn
I don't agree because my plants are covered in clear trichomes quite early in flower and thc content still really low from my experience cloudy is higher thc upper high then amber is a Couch lock high but that what I have figured out my self
@@ragheadand420roll I just got my wife some CBD to help her relax during the day and sleep at night. It's working great and she's thanking me. I found her some gummies for night that have 3mg CBD, 2mg CBN, 1mg THC.
Thank you. I appreciate the magnified pictures and the condensed length of this video. For a first year grower (novice - outside), and you show a clear picture of where exactly the trichomes are located? Is it the fuzzy part of the bud? I see them clearly on the sugar leaves, but not sure if the bud is the squiggly longer things, or the fluffy part of the bud??? Sorry; thank you.
The trichomes are close to the leaf surface search what a stigma looks like as these are the tall "hairs" not to be confused with trichomes.
@@DeBaccoUniversity Thank you! Yes, stigma - now I have the correct name. Okay, now I know these are different than the trichomes.
How you been, brother....been a while, eh...
Yes, this was a learning experience that was and still is, I probably one of the most difficult successes to achieve .....each strain is different, each ripen differently, and likewise, just as many different effects, dependant on the ripening of the trichome. Your video confirms , EXACTLY what I've learned through trial and error. And as to which is absolute, depends on the consumers own tastes and preferences....is my thoughts. Hope your all doing AWESOME !
Thanks for sharing and hope the video can save others the time to speed up their learning curve.
@@DeBaccoUniversity undoubtedly will...I would add, that at first I was examining amber on leaves and sometimes prematurely still, as I did not know that I want to actually pull the flower apart and look at the trichome heads , deep within and on the calyx. ...some of my early harvests could have gone another week, had I not went by the sugar leaves...I WANT to see 20-30% Amber within the flower....and always check both top and bottom flowers to see which is ripening first...as one always starts to change color sooner than other.
Thanks for the info it will help with my garden 😉
You (and your plants) are welcome!
your channel is amazing, thanks for all of the info
Thanks for the positive comment, be sure to share the channel with others!
I tend to harvest at 20-25% amber tops. I myself prefer 10-15% amber, finding the most potent high to be in that range, but it doesn't last long. 20-25% gives great potency, and a good balance of other cannabinoids to help carry the buzz. THC degrades into CBD, so the more amber the more CBD vs THC the bud will have.
Thanks for sharing.
Cbn
Depends on the plant. No all are the same
I grow outdoors. The paranoia factor is as much a driver as ripeness.
It can be a difficult balance;-)
Same
Lol agree, between weather and keeping your spot from prying eyes
Also stay positive you stress your kids stress!
Be careful looking for tricomes, I concentrated on that as my plants got mold and I lost my whole crop. Perhaps some video on how to prevent and or look for mold. We had a very rainy end to summer and fall, I also put some grass clippings under my plants which might have trapped more moisture and contributed to my loss. Also one plant grew against a wire fence which may have contributed. Thanks for your info, only my third year so I’ve got lots to learn.
Maintain good air flow.
Maintain airflow lower humidity
Very informative! Thank you for making this video as I am a first time grower and have been watching videos to guide me
Glad to hear this video was helpful!
Debacco your spot on.
Thanks for this comment of support and nice handle name;-)
Best video I’ve watched on the topic.
Thanks for pointing this out;-)
Very informative. Thank you.
You are welcome!
Perfect presentation and great info covered everything A+
Same can be said for your comment!
Fantastic content Sir! Thanks soon much!
Thanks for the positive comment!
We’re looking at micro mushrooms….. mushrooms are the beginning and end of life cycles, and these specific ones get you high, just like the magic ones this is awesome…
Attention to detail is important.
@@DeBaccoUniversity I really enjoy the exploration into marijuana now that it’s almost as regulated as alcohol, I’m glad it’s now being looked at as a medicine instead of a criminal offense, there’s a lot of great things that can come from this research.
I've always heard that the amber give you that couch locked, stoned effect, and the cloudy are more energetic high, while the clear give you that extreme buzz. Never correlated the amber with the energetic high
Same here I think they have the wrong information
It's like eating a tomato, clear is green, cloudy is mostly red with some green still, amber is ripe. The whole argument of when to pic is, do you like ripe or not?
@@andrewdziekan8803 True, it's all about preference, but him saying that amber trichomes give you an energetic high is just plain wrong.
@@aydouble19 depends on the strain.
@@andrewdziekan8803 Could be, but I'm not so sure about that. In my years of growing, I've never gotten an energetic high, regardless of strain, when I let my buds stay in flower long enough to turn a majority of the trichimes amber. Those are always my "sit your ass down and chill" buds. From all the reading, and watching of videos that I've done, I've never heard that amber trichomes will give you an energetic high. They've always been associated with the couch lock. Not arguing, just speaking through experience, and from what I've read and heard when watching videos about cultivation. Thanks for the info, tho
Great video as always 👍
Happy to produce consistently great content!
Outstanding visual references and presentation. Thank you.
Glad you liked it and found it helpful!
Awesome video really informative 👍
Glad you liked it!
@@DeBaccoUniversity i like the video im in the process of growing a lady right now. She started flowering and trichome production but not knowing how long the plant buds before the trichomes start to turn amber is where im stuck. Im checking everyday and keeping a good log book this time.
very well explained and exactly what I do the 70/30
Thanks for sharing!
i recently grew some amnesia haze autos, ( posted a video on my channel ) where even after day 98 still had little to no amber and the plant was coming to the end of its life showing all the signs of harvesting, wondering what i could do different to ensure atleast a 30% amber development on my amnesia hazes and other strains, wondering if the autoflower aspect has something to do with the little to no amber development on the trichomes.
Some strains have different characteristics so best to make notes and use these the next time you grow that strain.
Cold you got too hot
Auto.s suck
Great in depth tips bro thanks again 🌿🌍
Thanks for the comment!
Very helpful. Thank you sir...👍
You are very welcome!
I've only seen one plant that ever produced milky trichomes and the high showed me what it would be like if my brain was the millenium falcon heading into hyperdrive.. But since I neither have an addictive personality nor remember the name of it., I appreciate the experience I had.
Milky coloration is the goal target so keep looking.
Excellent descriptions with examples... KUDO'S Dr. DeB! Really appreciate the info! I'm in way NE Oklahoma, and have run myself into a big problem... Oct.1 was the first week flowering... temps every year freeze by Halloween... this is a single 66" sat. plant... indoors or early seems to be the question... thought you might have a definitive answer. Please if you can, if not I certainly understand. Much respect my man, Seth
Cover the plant and add a ceramic heater (if possible) to keep the area around the plant above freezing temps since you only have one plant.
@@DeBaccoUniversity Thank you my friend, I will do so as temps at night are dropping. I never thought about that one, that's WHY you are Dr. De ! KUDO'S fine sir!
Thank you 😊
You are welcome!
Great video thanks.
You are welcome!
Another very useful video, thanks!
Odd question; so if I wanted to get both a head-high from Harvesting a little earlier at clear/cloudy and a couch-lock from waiting a bit longer for cloudy/amber on the SAME PLANT, can that be done? Meaning, can you cut off a bunch of colas and let the rest keep growing a little while longer or will it kill the plant? Like, when I cut off a bunch of my cherry tomatoes, the plant doesn't die, it just keeps putting out more tomatoes... you get my meaning? Is weed like that or not?
Don't know that I've ever heard of anyone doing this, but it's something I'm very interested in if possible just to be able to see the difference on the EXACT SAME plant for experimental purposes...
Yes….you can easily multi-harvest a marijuana plant👍🏽
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Keeping your plants in the dark for 48 hours before a harvest helps to increase the production in the trichomes and thus increases the overall potency of your marijuana crop. Following this info that every grower recommends, cutting the plants in cycles or over time actually leads to less potent crop. Once cut the plant, and specially the branch goes into shock, putting the cut branch in the dark is not the same as putting a planted plant in the dark. 48 hrs of dark wont do anything to a cut up plant.
@@schven0112 @Dalton Robbins @Todd Kump I still lean towards Todd & Dalton, but I definitely see what you're saying about the 48 hrs of darkness part, although that would still occur on the majority of the plant that didn't get cut earlier. As far as stress; lobbing off a big ol' two-fisted cola that is way too close to lights, in danger of breaking off from weight or blocking other good ones that are just a little behind it may be less stressful than leaving it sometimes I would think (hope, hah).
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I wondered the same thing, so I tried it. I tried harvesting some colas with mostly clear to cloudy. I then waited for the rest to turn mostly cloudy to amber. I tried this over three grows. I told nobody what I was doing. Then I shared my two varieties. People said the early harvest provided less of a couch lock, while the latter harvested gave more of the couch lock.
Straight up, it worked for me. Enjoy!
As a grower I concur!!!👍🇺🇸🤯
Thanks!
Helpful and easy to understand, how I like it !
Glad to hear that you like the format of the videos and the content.
All of my leaves are fading or dry below. I have two weeks left according to strain info but I'm worried about over ripening and getting bud rot if I wait since that was the case in the past. I wanted a nice flush but I'd prefer harsh hits over botrytis. Spider farmer gets hot.
Document what you do to be able to refer back to it later.