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From what I can see from the pictures I would say harvest it, but without knowing what the triches are doing, I can't give you informed decision . Although she does look good.

You can give yourself 10 to 12 weeks, depends on the plant itself, keep checking the pistils and the triches, they will tell you exactly when. Good luck, be patient.

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I agree, it's time to harvest before you get too many amber triches, for your next harvest get a magnifying instrument and watch closely as to not cut prematurely or too late, you only have a small window of opportunity and you don't want to miss it, not after all the work you put into growing...

Check your triches daily, that what you will notice the changes, you don't want to touch it when it only shows only clear, a good time is when they are all mostly cleat and 10 to 20 percent Amber no more.

A friend who has been into it for 2 years or so, tells me he harvests when as many cloudy/milky as possible with no Amber. Whereas my plant usually at 80% cloudy and 20 amber (for smocking).

Hi, I have been using the Boveda packs for a long time, 1 per jar is all you need it has many benefits, it controls the humidity up and down, I tend to tape mine inside the lid though it is not necessary. I also have some C-Vaults in various sizes and the pack slides into a holder in the lid.

When jarring, and you make sure that they are dry, putting a Humidipak will control the mold from forming. They cost about $1 each. I use Boveda packs in the x-tra large to medium size mason jars. Since using these properly I never had that problem again..as a bonus it prevents humidity up and down.

If you cut out the mood you can make some potent oil with those buds, all is not lost.

I feel bad for you,Molokai like they were not ready for jarring. A Boveda Humidipak might have prevented this from happening, I never jar without putting one in each container.

I use it in soil and it has been good to me for the past 10 years or more. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

For the high that you enjoy, similar to mine, shoot for 80% cloudy and 20% amber. Enjoy your harvest. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I use Advance Nutrients 3-part formula lt contains Micro, Grow and Bloom. They recommend the use of all 3 from start to finish at a rate of 4ml per litre. I start with 1ml and work up to 3ml per litre on my auto's. Anyone using the same, how do you mix this formula, I am basically satisfied with...

Very nice indeed, but I agree with riktabrick on the white pistils, but if the triches says there ready, then you cut, nice bud.

Those are nice looking buds.

You could harvest, what is your preference, with triches you have different options that will affect your " high ". Myself personally I like cutting my plants when I have mostly cloudy triches with some amber. ( 75% to 25%) ratio, find your sweet spot and when you harvest your plants use that...

With a magnifier, look at the triches, they start out clear, then cloudy and finally Amber. A good time is when the triches are cloudy with some amber.

They look like they are almost ready, but if you could see the triches better it would help quite a bit, there are lots of pictures of triches clear, cloudy and amber online, look at those and compare, you should be shooting for mostly cloudy with some Amber. If you can't get a better magnifier...

Very nice plants, but not ready, the white pistils need to recede into the buds while most of the remaining will turn Amber, the buds will fatten up in the days ahead of her, at that point a good magnifier will lead you in the proper direction as you check the triches.

Agree, you can also wait until most white pistils have receded into the buds, the remaining pistils should be Amber, all this time, the buds getting fatter. But as mentioned above, the plant is not quite ready, check the triches when the buds look nice and fat start and look daily at triches...