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Those are nice buds, I would say she is ready or pretty darn close. If you still have some white pistils you could wait until they turn amber or recede into the buds. It is good practise to find your sweet spot with the triches The most common is about 85% cloudy and 15% amber but that is not...

If you can let it cure at a proper humidity level like 62 % it will keep getting better, make sure that you keep in a well sealed container.

Agree with monks, that should bring the moisture that is inside the buds, out.

Yes, a carbon filter would help, you could setup a fan in the window pulling air thru a filter then outside, or a stand alone filter connected to a fan that pulls air from the filter and would not need to go outside, and there is always a drying box with carbon filter and fan.

If I go by the pictures, looks ready.

When your buds are READY for jarring, add a Boveda pack in each jar. It will eliminate the need of constantly burping, it will also keep the buds from over-drying I have some in jars dating to 2012 and when I open the jar, and squeeze a bud it still have that little moisture inside and that...

It is an auto, it should not matter but, there are different opinions on this, like every other thing, so it's dark or not, ask around, I cut mine during darkness.

And you just nailed it, a persons input, who has hands on experience is much more valuable than having heard it down the line.

White widow Jock Horror These are in the 21 to 25 THC. Content

You can feed until harvest, the buds are fattening and need food, if you are worried about flushing go ahead and flush for about 3 days, all will be ok.

If you put a Boveda humiditipack in your jars, it keeps the proper level up or down.

Milkman, You ARE putting carbon filters where the fan exhaust .

Hi, I agree with JungleTime, and that little box of yours is quite good, doesn't take. Much room, steady air flow. It should work great for small grows and you can tweet it as you go along. Let us know how it works for you.

Any way you look at it, it sucks, feel bad for you.

That's great, welcome to the wonderful world of autos.

Start flushing for a few days, then cut.

You're on the right track by getting a magnifier or loupe to let you know when to harvest, everything else is secondary.

Those are good pics, but what will determine if the crop is ready for harvest is the triches. You need to use a magnifying glass and look at these very closely to see were the plant is at, you dont want want to cut when they are mostly clear, you want to cut when the triches are cloudy/milky...

Worth thinking of, I use mason jars and keep the same covers and when I put the buds in I throw in a pack of Boveda moisture control up/down. But I still check the jars the first week.

Nice plants, when someone asks "how long" it always hard, sometime it's the picture, also plants mature at different rateYou can have 2 plants the same, but they will be ready 1week apart. A good loupe, magnifier is the best tool for pinpointing when to cut.