You still have white hairs in those pics. I'd check the trichomes out of curiosity, then let grow for 2 more weeks minimum, then check the trichomes again.
Very good advice there, the only other thing I would add is to watch for the calyxes to swell, they should look like they are about to burst. I would say 1-2 weeks as well. As for flushing, without starting an argument I feel that flushing is only necessary if you have a lot of salt/nutrient build up that you need to correct. Depriving your plants of nutrients during the final push is counter productive, I believe most of the myths people attribute to not flushing are from drying and curing too fast/improperly. I have not flushed my plants pre-harvest for many years now and the only difference I have noticed is higher yield... You can search and find this subject beat to death from both sides haha.There's two things you should be looking for, one the hairs will all curl in and two the glands should all be milky white. Wait until the hairs have all curled in then take a loop and check out the glands. If there's still some clear leave it go, if you see any amber in there chop it right away.
I won't be flushing my current cropVery good advice there, the only other thing I would add is to watch for the calyxes to swell, they should look like they are about to burst. I would say 1-2 weeks as well. As for flushing, without starting an argument I feel that flushing is only necessary if you have a lot of salt/nutrient build up that you need to correct. Depriving your plants of nutrients during the final push is counter productive, I believe most of the myths people attribute to not flushing are from drying and curing too fast/improperly. I have not flushed my plants pre-harvest for many years now and the only difference I have noticed is higher yield... You can search and find this subject beat to death from both sides haha.