. Has it completed 7 weeks or is it starting the 7th week? Also are you counting from when you flipped the lights or from when it actually began to form flowers. Different plants take different amounts of time to transition from veg into flower. So flowering time actually begins when flowers start to form, not from 12/12 switch. Now it doesn't matter when you count from, but you have to understand the biology of the plant. My C99 plants typically took about 65 days from first flowers.
AgreedDOn't check trichomes on the leaves to start with. They mature faster because they are more exposed. From that picture it looks like about 2 weeks still. I just chopped one of my C99 crosses that other night
First breeder times are notoriously inaccurate because everyones gardens are different. But if a breeder says flowering time he means from first flowers. Some breeders will actually list 12/12 time which is different.
You DO NOT want to chop early it will decrease quality and yield!
Let the stigma(pistils) finish turning red and actually start to receed back towards the buds. Then the bracts(calyx) will begin to swell internally, and start to look plump. That is when to check the trichomes and decide if the plant looks ripe.
It is VERY easy to harvest too early, it is VERY hard to harvest too late. In 14 years of growing I've never seen someone accidentally over ripen a plant. It would take weeks of ignoring them for that to happen.
Wow thank you so much tomorrow makes 7 weeks from from when I first saw flowers. March 7 was the day I flipped. This is my first time dealing with Cindy. So I appreciate the advice. It just seem to happen quick. I’m about 10 grows in and my first 2 were done early and it was the worst mistake I’ve made growing. The most important thing I’ve learned is when you think it’s ready. Wait ... cause impatience with ruin Your garden.DOn't check trichomes on the leaves to start with. They mature faster because they are more exposed. From that picture it looks like about 2 weeks still. I just chopped one of my C99 crosses that other night
First breeder times are notoriously inaccurate because everyones gardens are different. But if a breeder says flowering time he means from first flowers. Some breeders will actually list 12/12 time which is different.
You DO NOT want to chop early it will decrease quality and yield!
Let the stigma(pistils) finish turning red and actually start to receed back towards the buds. Then the bracts(calyx) will begin to swell internally, and start to look plump. That is when to check the trichomes and decide if the plant looks ripe.
It is VERY easy to harvest too early, it is VERY hard to harvest too late. In 14 years of growing I've never seen someone accidentally over ripen a plant. It would take weeks of ignoring them for that to happen.
Thank you here’s a better look lolExcellent answers
Yeah definitely at least 2 more weeks with all that fresh stigma growth on top.
Yea ima just let em go I just never experienced this before.
i feel like those pics were taken withthe HPS on. if so it is hard to tell color and i would suspect they would look amber regardless unfert hat orange glow. you got pics without the HPS on?
yea you are definitely in the window. i would say you absolutely could harvest that, but it's early in the window. ppl would have preferences and varying opinions but those are cloudy with a decent percent amber. i don't see any super dark ones so it's definitely earlier in the harvest window. if its your first ime running this plant or plants and you plan on running em again i would take notes on when you harvested see how the high is and try a week more next run see which you prefer effect wise
Yes ima wait. 5-7 business days at least lol
Update .. so glad I waited. They put on some real weight over the last 10 days. Ima let them go a few more thanks again for the helpDOn't check trichomes on the leaves to start with. They mature faster because they are more exposed. From that picture it looks like about 2 weeks still. I just chopped one of my C99 crosses that other night
First breeder times are notoriously inaccurate because everyones gardens are different. But if a breeder says flowering time he means from first flowers. Some breeders will actually list 12/12 time which is different.
You DO NOT want to chop early it will decrease quality and yield!
Let the stigma(pistils) finish turning red and actually start to receed back towards the buds. Then the bracts(calyx) will begin to swell internally, and start to look plump. That is when to check the trichomes and decide if the plant looks ripe.
It is VERY easy to harvest too early, it is VERY hard to harvest too late. In 14 years of growing I've never seen someone accidentally over ripen a plant. It would take weeks of ignoring them for that to happen.
