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My sugar leaves are usually covered with those nice crystals, literally covered, why would someone want to cut those beauties unless it's to present to others.

If you add some holes , 3 on each side and install a computer fan on the top that pulls the air out, it makes a great drying box.

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The trichoms are your primary indication, the white pistils turning amber and receding into the buds are secondary.

There is no difference

If you misplaced your scope, it's time to get a new one, they are inexpensive and will clear a lot of the guess work. Be prepared.

I would recommend using a Boveda 62 humidipack in each jar you use, not only will it bring down humidity to 62, it will also bring it up.

It's always good practice to keep a manual magnifier for instances like this, it avoids confusion.

The best way to determine when to harvest is by keeping a close eye on the trichoms, by using a magnifiers observe the trichs until you get about 85% cloudy and 15% amber, that is your window to harvest in its prime. Enjoy

Base your harvest on the trichs, find a good balance approximately 85% cloudy and 15% amber then harvest the plant.

I agree, the first few days are crucial, you may want to dump them out of the jar on occasion, leave them out a few hours and put them back to rehydrate, doing this until it is safe to leave them in the jar with a Boveda 62 pack.

Very nice one, the time posted on seed packs are only a rough " guesstimate. " never base on that, you are doing the right thing by checking the tricks. Thumbs up.

You can trim by taking a branch out at a time, trim and put her back to dry, or take the whole plant, trim, put her back to dry.

Just make sure there is a good flow of fresh air to circulate the air around the bud, that will help against mold, same as a low humidity environment will combat mold particles as well.

The post by 2ponthephone is a very good guide

I myself bend a stock to feel how much play is in it, if it snaps I put them into jars with a Boveda Humidipak. You should for the following week keep a an eye on it, humidity will come out of the buds, you may need to burp often or even remove from jars,let dry and put back. It all depends on...

Took mine out, all I get is b/w image.

A very good detailed answer

I have one of those but was not satisfied much with it, I should take it out and try it properly to see if it's worthwhile.

I put a lot of work trying to grow my plants well, I don't think I would try anything that might ruin it and I for one enjoy it's natural flavours.