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Half of the pistils Amber

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Is this ready for harvest? Half the pistils look Amber, cant see the triches but some photos looks like there is some Amber ones.
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#3
Probably the same answer as Monday’s thread with the same pictures.

Were you not satisfied with the multiple responses you received from those experienced, knowledgeable growers?

Or do you think that in the 48hrs since Monday your plant has all of a sudden matured to the point of ripeness?

To recap, you have about 2 weeks left. We look forward to your Friday thread asking if your plant is ready.
 
#4
GreenMtnGuru said:
Probably the same answer as Monday’s thread with the same pictures.

Were you not satisfied with the multiple responses you received from those experienced, knowledgeable growers?

Or do you think that in the 48hrs since Monday your plant has all of a sudden matured to the point of ripeness?

To recap, you have about 2 weeks left. We look forward to your Friday thread asking if your plant is ready.
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Hahaha compared some photos and it looked different. This time I'll wait till next week to ask again. Thanks guys for your replies
 
#5
I know - it’s tough to be patient this time of year.

Your nugs look absolutely delicious - give them a bit more time and let them approach their potential - the extra 10-14 days or so will make a big difference in your finished product!!
 
#6
Yeah it's my first time as well, so I don't have a benchmark to compare, that's why bit on edge, read the peak window lasts for only a few days also. Thanks a lot for words of encouragement man, means a lot 💪
GreenMtnGuru said:
I know - it’s tough to be patient this time of year.

Your nugs look absolutely delicious - give them a bit more time and let them approach their potential - the extra 10-14 days or so will make a big difference in your finished product!!
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#11
It looks amazing! Nice job.

I would plan on taking it before the next stretch of wet weather. In a perfect world, just looking at that bud and not the trichs or the whole plant, my brain and every ounce of self-control says one more week. I would want to see a bit more swelling and those leaves to lose some of their color.

Do you have a magnification device or a baller phone camera? I would bet a fair amount of clear heads to be found on that nug.
 
#12
GreenMtnGuru said:
It looks amazing! Nice job.

I would plan on taking it before the next stretch of wet weather. In a perfect world, just looking at that bud and not the trichs or the whole plant, my brain and every ounce of self-control says one more week. I would want to see a bit more swelling and those leaves to lose some of their color.

Do you have a magnification device or a baller phone camera? I would bet a fair amount of clear heads to be found on that nug.
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Yeah after zooming with the camera, seems like it's still clear. Will update again next week.😂
 
#15
Soooooo close - how does your weather look for the next week or so?

Try to plan for a early morning harvest before the next wet stretch.
 
#17
GreenMtnGuru said:
Soooooo close - how does your weather look for the next week or so?

Try to plan for a early morning harvest before the next wet stretch.
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It's a dry couple weeks here. How many days do you suggest to stop watering before cutting it? And it is quite dewy here so the morning harvest will be work for these babies
 
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Kl420 said:
It's a dry couple weeks here. How many days do you suggest to stop watering before cutting it? And it is quite dewy here so the morning harvest will be work for these babies
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If that’s the case I’d wait until afternoon before sun down to chop when they are dry from the dew. I think hanging a wet plant is an invitation to molding buds during drying.
 
#20
Before we had microscopes, loupes or even the knowledge to look at the trichomes, we used to harvest based on the pistils
here is a good indication of harvest times
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