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That bud looks great.

Depending on the timing I do both, but my preference is wet then the buds do into the drying box.

Let the pistils recede into the buds, the remaining will turn amber the trichs should be cloudy with a little bit of Amber. Good luck, nice plant

Boveda will most certainly take care of this problem, put one in each jar and the problem will be solved. A little note on Boveda humipacks, when the pack gets hard inside, it is time to replace, this is not frequent though. Also you can rehydrate the Bovedas (if needed) google it.

It is really hard to tell by pictures. The white pistils should recede into the buds and the remaining ones that stay exposed should have a amber color. If you have a magnifier, look at the trichs if they are mostly cloudy and a bit of amber that is your sign for cutting her. Good luck.

I can't really call mine a good or bad or a flush at all, when my autos are 3 days from harvest I give plenty of water for those 3 days, does it change anything, I don't know, why do I do it, just a habit.

Figgy says it well.

For long term storage put the buds in mason jar (no plastic bag) add a Boveda humipack and seal properly, keep in darkness.

Have you been keeping an eye on the trichs? They can give you a good window as to when to harvest, also there are still many white pistils on the buds, these will recede into the buds the others will turn amber. All of this can happen fairly quick so check her daily.

I constantly recommend Boveda, people sometimes don't realize that it works both ways, dryness and humidity. Glad you posted your experience with it.

Nice grow, I would harvest when it gets to an average of 80% cloudy and 20 % Amber. Then you will a window to flush it for 4 to 6 days.

It is coming along really good but patience, wait for the trichs to go all cloudy with some amber it should not be long, trichs can change fairly quick.

If you have a plastic tote, make some holes along the bottom, these will be the air intake holes, cut a round hole in the lid and install a small fan that will pull the air out, put a charcoal filter in the fan opening , this way there will be no smell. You can either put strings to hang...

You are close to harvest, the other members gave you a good timeframe. Good luck

I rely heavily on Boveda humipacks, when used properly I leave some jars closed for months on end the odd one for a few years, always fresh.

The use of regular tap water will do just fine.

That should work just fine.

Agree with Figgy, many variables affect the outcome.

The white pistils will turn Amber and most will recede into the buds, but most importantly the trichs will go from clear to cloudy and then some Amber, you want to harvest when trichs have turned mostly cloudy with some amber.

You don't need that many, one per jar will do, occasionally squeeze it, if it gets hard, replace it.