Harpua88
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Those parameters are usually on the very early side.......they could be done.....and ultimately it comes down to your taste. On the early side you'll usually get a brighter, yes a bit "greener" product, usually with more of the fruity, perfumy type smells.......which could be perfectly fine. If you wait for just about all of the pistils to turn (for most varieties), and the plant has stopped blooming, it's not pumping out any more new, lighter green calyxes, no more new hairs coming out.......that's pribably going to be the middle of "ripe". Go a little beyond that......start looking at a certain % of trichomes turning amber, the calyxes swelling and maybe darkening.....now you're getting quite ripe. This is when those deeper, funkier/skunky smells come through. The weed might be a little "stonier".Sound advice!
I'm fairly confident I'll know prime time to harvest. I'll wait until around 70% of pistils have turned brown (or other colours) and that the trichromes around around 50-70% cloudy, and before most are amber. My jewelers loupe is arriving soon so I'll have a good look at them each day when watering and monitor. Probably a week or two away, but indeed I'm in no rush
I want the best from my first born haha
Early on, a bit more curing would be in order. These are all very broad terms/ranges, there are many variables, and ultimately you'll find your time ranges that you like best.