Do I harvest now?

locochon

locochon

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Hi everybody, I have to ask some of expert growers to help me out and tell me that is time or not to harvest, thanks a lot. by the way I dont know what strain it is

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GroErr

GroErr

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Close but you can go another week easy, depending on how much light you're getting. See those "hairs" around the buds, some are white, some are brown/redish? When they're mostly brown/redish it'll be ready.
 
locochon

locochon

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GroErr said:
Close but you can go another week easy, depending on how much light you're getting. See those "hairs" around the buds, some are white, some are brown/redish? When they're mostly brown/redish it'll be ready.
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Thank you, and yes some are brown redish, not the majority do, I think I will wait for a another week, do you think it is a good idea tu fertilize with some organic garden tone 3-4-4? thank you very much GroErr
 
GroErr

GroErr

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locochon said:
Thank you, and yes some are brown redish, not the majority do, I think I will wait for a another week, do you think it is a good idea tu fertilize with some organic garden tone 3-4-4? thank you very much GroErr
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Hey no problem, personally I'd give it water only for the last week. It looks healthy for being almost done so there's no need for nutrients. One or two waterings should do it.
 
locochon

locochon

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GroErr said:
Hey no problem, personally I'd give it water only for the last week. It looks healthy for being almost done so there's no need for nutrients. One or two waterings should do it.
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Thanks again :) do you think is indica or sativa?
 
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Jenny 209916

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In about a week harvest a little bud not the whole plant and dry it out and if the bud shrinks give it another week if it's nice and dense you're good enough
 
GroErr

GroErr

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There's a ton of info/threads in here about drying. There are a lot of variables like how wet the plant is when it's chopped, bud density, leaf density etc.. In general you want to dry as slow as possible, air movement but indirect so they don't dry too fast. I target around 7 days but it can vary by plant/strain.
 
locochon

locochon

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GroErr said:
There's a ton of info/threads in here about drying. There are a lot of variables like how wet the plant is when it's chopped, bud density, leaf density etc.. In general you want to dry as slow as possible, air movement but indirect so they don't dry too fast. I target around 7 days but it can vary by plant/strain.
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Thanks GroErr
 
Jabrone

Jabrone

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If there is no mold, I would go for another week and a half. Do not fertilize, just water, and for drying at least 5-7 days, you'll have to figure that out as its happening.
 
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