What's the earliest you've harvested with good results?

[medicalgrowguy]

What's the earliest you've harvested and gotten good results?

 

[Indagrow]

The earliest I've harvested was the second I saw the plant was ready, some cases I'll wait a day or two being lazy.

 

[medicalgrowguy]

The earliest I've harvested was the second I saw the plant was ready, some cases I'll wait a day or two being lazy.

Define "ready". Lol.

 

[Grojak]

Define "ready". Lol.

Seriously you should be hanging out in the newbie section, all the answers are there… ready is when the plant tells you it's ready, it doesn't speak to you but it'll speak to you!!

 

[medicalgrowguy]

Seriously you should be hanging out in the newbie section, all the answers are there… ready is when the plant tells you it's ready, it doesn't speak to you but it'll speak to you!!

Ouch, haha I did a google search. I found some stuff from years ago. I just felt it was a topic others would be interested in and could use some modern revisions.

 

[Grojak]

Couldn't find anything newer? This is 2010 but its all the same…. http://www.420magazine.com/forums/harvest-preparation-curing/110449-determining-harvest-time.html

 

[GrowUrOwnDank]

Dinafem roadrunner 56 days and it was a good producer and good smoke. Other than that and even with autos I'm finding lately 9-12 weeks seems to be the norm.

 

[medicalgrowguy]

Couldn't find anything newer? This is 2010 but its all the same…. http://www.420magazine.com/forums/harvest-preparation-curing/110449-determining-harvest-time.html

Whats the earliest you've reached cloudy trichomes?

Is 45 days to early to start a large harvest? I'm guessing It would take about 2 weeks to harvest everything.

 

[Grojak]

Dinafem roadrunner 56 days and it was a good producer and good smoke. Other than that and even with autos I'm finding lately 9-12 weeks seems to be the norm.

60-70 days seems to be 90% of mine… I have a DJS blueberry thats done in 55day and I lost a cut of Dynomite that was a 55 day but everything else fits in the 60-70… 90days has been the longest I've grown (Ghost Train Haze)

 

[Grojak]

Whats the earliest you've reached cloudy trichomes?

Is 45 days to early to start a large harvest? I'm guessing It would take about 2 weeks to harvest everything.

strains?

 

[medicalgrowguy]

60-70 days seems to be 90% of mine… I have a DJS blueberry thats done in 55day and I lost a cut of Dynomite that was a 55 day but everything else fits in the 60-70… 90days has been the longest I've grown (Ghost Train Haze)

Lol funny thing is I'm talking about the DJ short Blue Berry too. Small world. Badass strain.

 

[Grojak]

so I know of 2 cuts of blueberry, ones sativa and one is indica but both are 55 day cuts (these are just the 2 I'm familiar with having never grown it from seed) That said I know a guy with another sativa blueberry thats like a 75-80 day all 3 are DJS BB… get down to the cheap pipe store or a grow store perhaps and get a 10-20$ 20-30x scope so you can peak at trichomes… no other way to judge

 

[VTMi'kmaq]

ive learned the hardway.........Ultimatley were ruining great potential meds if we clip early, patience grasshopper, for when the winds blows .....don't look for leaves moving....listen to the canopy sway.........Oh and this................

 

[medicalgrowguy]

so I know of 2 cuts of blueberry, ones sativa and one is indica but both are 55 day cuts (these are just the 2 I'm familiar with having never grown it from seed) That said I know a guy with another sativa blueberry thats like a 75-80 day all 3 are DJS BB… get down to the cheap pipe store or a grow store perhaps and get a 10-20$ 20-30x scope so you can peak at trichomes… no other way to judge

I've been pheno hunting this past year and now I've got 2 keepers. 1 has huge colas, 1 smells like sprite. Both are covered in frost and already look great at day 35. I have another pheno still in veg just chillin till I have a new room with space to fit her in and test her.

 

[tazz&indy]

On average my auto plants go from 10 to 12 weeks to achieve 75% cloudy, 25% Amber triches. But, there is always the plant that breaks all rules and turns out great.