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how many days of flowering does powerplant need&also how long 4 blueberry :?: im now just startin week 7 of flowering [/img]
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all plants are different, harvest is up to you but fi you want a high yeild wait til the leaves start to turn the slighest shade of yellow then harvest. after that the buds will start to dry, and nobody likes throat-ripping overdry budz!
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LOok into it more on the web. A plant will start when the light hr go down.
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Let it flower until you're satisfied with the yield. Then all you have todo is dry it out. A couple of methods are

1) You can hang the entire plant upside down from say your closet and let it dry.

2) You can strip the buds and let them dry in a paper bag

3) If you're in a hurry, you could use the microwave. Be prepared though, nuked weed tasted like ASS.
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Yeah, I don't think there's a set amount of time that a plant needs to flower, just keep an eye on it until you're happy with it.
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Kronix wrote:Yeah, I don't think there's a set amount of time that a plant needs to flower, just keep an eye on it until you're happy with it.
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Power Plant ® Indoor / Greenhouse

Power Plant (mostly Sativa) was developed in 1997 from new South African genetics. This strain has been inbred only, never hybridized. Very rich in THC. It is a strain with an enormous grow potential. Indoor as well as in a greenhouse the plants have an enormous yield. Indoors flowering starts as early as one week after turning back the light cycle to 12 hours. Outdoor, flowering starts late, but the plants ripen very fast. This variety is very uniform. Strong "up high", very soft smoke.

THC = 13.1%, CBD < 0.1%
Flowering period: 8 weeks
Harvest time outdoor: 2nd week Oct.

One of the better ways of defining when a crop is ready is to buy a lupe. You can get one from most camera shops or home depot if youre in the US. You need to keep a close eye on the trichomes and watch for them turning a cloudy colour. When you see that they are starting to degrade (brownish colour) then its a safe time to harvest that particular branch. Dry and cure your buds for a better smoke.
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Read this article to learn more...
http://www.overgrow.com/growfaq/1529
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