how much longer?

What do you guys reckon? How much longer she has until harvest? Will the buds get bigger or this is pretty much what I should expect?

February

Your not even close to ready, at least three weeks more by the looks.

Hook Daddy said:

Your not even close to ready, at least three weeks more by the looks.

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I thought so. You think the buds will increase/fatten up more?

Yes they should fatten up a lot. Your patience will pay off.

In 2-4 weeks you will see them branches bending under the wight of buds
Use a stronger light next time.

I reckon you need more light

johnny_casshh said:

What do you guys reckon? How much longer she has until harvest? Will the buds get bigger or this is pretty much what I should expect?

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You want your buds to swell and become enlarged and swollen.

Here’s an example of some that are close to being ready so you have an example of when you should ask next if they are ready.

Thanks guys.

I know I need more light, but unfortunately these is all I can do in that regard right now.

You’ve got 3 weeks before even considering to think about chopping.
Any bud that you grow on your own is wonderful thing and an accomplishment. One piece of advice that will really raise the outcome potential would be to invest in a high quality light. It’s so dick simple these days with full spectrum LEDs......$300 and you’ll have yourself a light that will be capable of producing more than enough bud to keep a fella smoking perpetually.

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Hey guys. Coming back here as I just found out that I have to leave for around 8 days on the 22nd of January, so what are my solutions here? I cannot get anyone to take care of the plant, that is not an option. Should I cut it down on the 18th for example and give it 3 days of drying although she is not really ready for harvest? Should I wet it a lot before leaving and hope it does fine until I come back? I also use a dehumidifier now as the house has a high RH so that would fill in around 2 days and stop so that could be a problem also. Or is this too big of a risk in terms of losing everything due to mold or smth else?
Any other thoughts on what can I do?

Post pics in 10 days.
How long is it taking to dry out after a full watering right now?
Your buds aren't packed and dense...got good airflow? How high is the humidity?
As it looks now, I would put in a diy water wicking drip system and just let it be while away.

Dank Bongula said:

Post pics in 10 days.
How long is it taking to dry out after a full watering right now?
Your buds aren't packed and dense...got good airflow? How high is the humidity?
As it looks now, I would put in a diy water wicking drip system and just let it be while away.

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I water at around 1.5-2 days now. I have two small fans, one in a hole on the bottom part used to bring air in and one in the top part of the tent which blows air towards the outside. I also have the dehumidifier in the tent which blows air. Humidity is at around 40-45%.
Any dripping system in particular you are thinking of?

I just installed a blumatt system and well worth it

johnny_casshh said:

What do you guys reckon? How much longer she has until harvest? Will the buds get bigger or this is pretty much what I should expect?

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I would agree more light would help. When I used cfl I basically got it as close as I could without burning the plant. In my experience you also need about 2x-3x the amount of light you have to do alright. Those inner buds will struggle to become anything Worth smoking as it stands.

Thanks guys. I will look into those systems.
To be honest, I am more worried in losing everything than the inner buds not being good at this point

Blame your lack of lighting. No sense in being worried about it because you can't fix it....might as well just relax and enjoy the ride. It is what it is. They will be done when they are done and that will most likely take longer than you anticipate. Keep watering and feeding regularly.