what is this indica, sativa, hybrid?

yo i had a bag seed and i dont really know what type of plant it is but i need to know because i need to know when i can harvest.:leaf:
 

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you don't harvest after x amount of weeks...you harvest when the plant is done. There's lots of good treads of when you should harvest. There's also some youtube videos ...do some research so you know what a plant looks like when its "done". The #1 mistake newbie's make is harvesting to soon.
 
It look like Indica or mostly indica, Harvest when 90% of hair on buds have change color


Not the best way to determine if your girl(s) are ready to be chopped. Fail proof way is to pick up a scope (try and get at least a 30x) and monitor the bulbs on the trichs. It seems everybody has there own take on when to cut. I prefer more of a heady high rather than total couch lock. So with indica's I usually cut when I see about 50% cloudy, 50% amber. The bulbs start out clear, as they mature they change from clear to cloudy and then finally amber. Clear/cloudy is more of a head high and amber is more of a body (couch lock) high. It's all what your own preference is. Just try your best to be patient. Myself, I have spent hours and hours tending to my girls this summer, last thing I would want to do is waste all that time and effort and cut early and not get full potential out of my plants. They also usually put on a lot of bulk the last week or two.
 
Not the best way to determine if your girl(s) are ready to be chopped. Fail proof way is to pick up a scope (try and get at least a 30x) and monitor the bulbs on the trichs. It seems everybody has there own take on when to cut. I prefer more of a heady high rather than total couch lock. So with indica's I usually cut when I see about 50% cloudy, 50% amber. The bulbs start out clear, as they mature they change from clear to cloudy and then finally amber. Clear/cloudy is more of a head high and amber is more of a body (couch lock) high. It's all what your own preference is. Just try your best to be patient. Myself, I have spent hours and hours tending to my girls this summer, last thing I would want to do is waste all that time and effort and cut early and not get full potential out of my plants. They also usually put on a lot of bulk the last week or two.

Right if you have 10 plant or less, impractical if you have more
 
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