I've never heard of that, but it's certainly resourceful lol.
If those numbers were realistic, yes. So, if you are speaking theoretically, you can use that to gauge harvest time.
I don't think you are going to run into that problem though. I have not grown hundreds of strains like many people here. But in the few dozen or so that I have run, I have yet to find a single one that finishes in anything less than 70, +/- 2 days. I'm sure there are some that are ready to be cut on day 57, but I haven't seen it.
It's just my educated guess - your week 7 stuff is nowhere near ripe. & if i recall correctly, the rate that thc increases is non-linear. Your week 9 stuff will be far more potent. I think that plant wants 11 weeks. If I end up getting a hold of it, I'm betting the optimal cut down date would be 77 days.
But with the two week window, 9 weeks might be right...who knows...
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I ended up taking cuts off my ghost og from a few different days for this exact reason.
day 66 still tasted too green
day 67 same deal
Day 69 getting better but no cigar
Day 71 tasted more like bud then plant, strong smell after cure
Day 73 well developed great taste, super potent and great smell after cure
Day 75 a league above the previous cuts
Day 77 fuely and stinky as fuck after cure, but after smoking something for 2 months straight you get to know it better. My day 75 was more potent it seems. At that point where your smoke stops effecting you as much, the day 77 fizzled out while the day 75 stayed strong.
These were just personal observations with this particular strain and my particular setup so it would be different for most. But in my garden, i know how i personally like my ghost og to grow. the point is to "dial it in", and grow it better and better til you get it right for YOU.
Like seafour always talking about the entourage effect, how not just thc or cbd, but how all the components interact with one another to give you your high?
I think this is true on top of the thought that all bud effects people differently. The same reason why me, and a good handful of other vet bud smokers dislike blue dream. But i know some people who spring for it, love it, always after it and would even pay MORE for it...everyone is different, everyones body reacts different. Its important to remember that when considering this question
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Imo you should find out how it best affects you, and make this decision from experience instead of advice.
cut multiple "good nugs" not bullshit and see how the difference in smoke works for YOU. Then next 2 3 runs with this plant youll know when the right time is homie : ) keep at it