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A box with the branches or buds inside with one intake hole at one end and another hole at the other end covered with a charcoal filter with a small fan ( computer fan ) pulling the air out. No smell, and rate of drying is controlled by opening the fresh air intake more or less, carbon filters...

Just make sure you take the time to properly dry her and then cure her, if you will be curing in jars, I highly recommend you get one Boveda humipack 62 per jar, these keep everything fresh and controls the humidity at 62. Cost about $1 each. Read up about it.

Put a Boveda humipacks ( about 1$ each ) it controls the humidity inside the jar to 62, up or down, keep everything fresh for very long.

Get the Rubbermaid cut a hole at each end and cover the holes with carbon filters, air will flow through the box and the filters will block all smell. You can get the filters at a pet shop ( for litter boxes ).

I have some jars dating to 2012 of my favourite buds, I keep my jars in a dark place with a Boveda 62 humipack to keep everything fresh.

They look very nice, almost ready to harvest, the pistils are amber which shows they are close to or ready, if the trichs are cloudy with maybe 10 to 20 % amber, harvest.

She's doing fine, now the buds will fatten up, keep her going you will see a lot of those pistils recede into the buds. Good luck.

First, never go by the time it says on the pack, do go by the trichs, if you are seeing cloudy trichs with some Amber go ahead, if it's no quite there, patience you waited this long a little more will bring perfection.

If you insert a Boveda 62 humipacks in each jar, it will bring the humidity up to or down to 62. I rely on this product a lot and if used properly will keep your buds fresh for as long as you keep them jarred, weeks, months even years.

She does look ready and by the colour of the trichs that you mentioned I would go ahead with it. Nice plant

It is next to impossible to guess on the harvest by a picture, size of buds after they dry, size of the plant etc. Wish I could help

What is your preference based on your previous plants, I prefer cloudy with 15 to 20% amber. Everyone likes it different.

I harvest the plant then trim what I can then hand the branches in a drying box that has a fan with carbon filter pulling the air out and intake holes at the other end. This way I get a nice slow dry. I finish them of when they are ready to come out of the box. I prefer to trim wet.

Nice grow

Agree, nothing to worry about.

Really hard to tell by those pictures, what are the pistils doing, they should be Amber by now and most of them should have receded into the buds.

Looking at the picture, she looks ready, have you checked the trichs to get a better idea of where she's at?

Much too early to even give a guess as to the yield, take care of those plants, fatten those buds when the time comes. Concentrate on your grow, quality etc. You will be rewarded, keep notes of all that you do,Mitch will help you greatly for the questions you will have next time.

It is too hard to estimate the dry weight from a picture, the range would be too brought.

It looks like there are still too many white pistils, they usually retract into the buds and the remaining will turn amber in colour. A little patience is needed towards the end, you are almost there.