Kola_Kreator
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They are still growing and adding density If you run them another 2 or 3 (would be better) weeks then you will pretty much add another 30% to your yield.
When to harvest
- Thread starter Dazza1529
- Start date
Anything youv brown to reference too pal?
Kola_Kreator
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I've been growing about 3 years. Just trust me man. They will def pack on more weight if you let them run another 3
Budzbuddha
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Your impatience will wreck your grow. Stop hovering over what day - what week - etc.
Plant finishes when it finishes.
Plant finishes when it finishes.
Certainly agree it’s not impatience it’s a learning curve i of course wanna be knowing what I’m looking for and having you guys confirm it I’m learning thanks for your help man
MissinThe90’sStrains
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Lol, you’ve been told by several experienced people to wait a few weeks, and 10 day later here you’re second guessing everyone - again. Fuck it. Go ahead and pull your stuff. Next time you’ll know.
ooof-da
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It’s hard to see that the buds are packing on weight but they are. The difference is really really really obvious if you have 2 plants and take one now and take the second one in 2 weeks. When you sit down and trim them you will never second guess all these people again!
InTheWoods23
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I'd say you made it this far, What's two weeks?
Don't do what I did years ago and take them too early. Stay the course.
Don't do what I did years ago and take them too early. Stay the course.
weedstoner420
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Looks like you have a lot of weed in that tent. If you really just can't wait to try it, why not cut off one bud every 3-4 days, dry it and see what it's like? The whole plant's not going to get over-ripe in the few days it takes to dry a bud, and then you'll actually see the difference the last few weeks of ripening makes.
Nutty sKunK
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Is she still drinking well? It’s a sign you’re nearing the end when they slow down in their demands for water but is not an absolute sign of maturity
