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How much is missing? And why do sugar leaves have that tone?


How much is missing? And why do sugar leaves have that tone?

by Radiant_Boss5857

21 Comments

  2. Moontzypher

    I don’t understand the questions but this strain is gorgeous!

  3. Additional_Speed_586

    Wtf do you call that purple beast!

  4. Strong-Drama6715

    I’m guessing they want to ask how much longer and if the discoloration in the sugar leaves is something that could be addressed.

  5. Beachboy442

    What strain? Normal for sugar leaves to discolor as harvest nears.

  6. steve580411

    Looks absolutely gorgeous! It’s basically telling you it’s very near harvest because it’s cannibalizing itself and pulling the chlorophyll out and everything is going towards the buds. What strain is that? I want to grow that!

  7. BrucesTripToMars

    Hard to say, can’t really tell trichome maturity. The leaves will lose nutrients as the bud develops, that’s normal.

  8. Puzzleheaded-Gap740

    It’s just a little thing called the “life cycle of a cannabis plant”…might wanna look into it. Lol

  9. Jesus_Plants

    This is a great success 🙂 nicely done
    Amazing color

  10. SamBRb86

    Share the strain mate. Absolutely awesome growth.

  13. ___lexa___

    Its just at its end probably. Id let it go as much longer as I could. Look at tricomes for harvest. Id gove it another week if possible.
    The colors are fucking insane on this. Id almost say this is a keeper pheno just based on the color and structure. This is beautiful!!

  14. Less-Two1650

    I’m growing that strain now too. She has about 2 weeks to go
    *

  15. One_Anteater_9234

    Gotta be some hindu kush in this badgirl.
    You can chop now.
    Sun leaves naturally expend nitrogen and pretty normal for them to end up yellow.

  16. Ultramolek

    Sugar leaves turn brown and drop off as it matures, good sign it’s almost ready

  17. Which_Pie_7421

    Knew it was an auto. Something in the ruderalis genetics makes them get purple like this. I never found them to smoke very well but they looked sort of cool.

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