When To Harvest?
- Thread starter zeppobird
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generally its best to harvest when they're done.
Of course the difference of growing in Alaska or Budapest could change harvest dates a smidge as could what you're growing sativa/indica.
A vague estimate could be around the time leaves change color and fall off the trees if that happens where you live.
Of course the difference of growing in Alaska or Budapest could change harvest dates a smidge as could what you're growing sativa/indica.
A vague estimate could be around the time leaves change color and fall off the trees if that happens where you live.
What about indications on the pot plant?
Herb & Suds
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Got any pics?
grapenut2457
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what is the best mag. # to get?
When the white hairs turn brown and recede into the calyx
Harvest Time: A Tutorial
please do not post in this thread until you see the happy plumber. thanks. i've been trimming for 12 hours non stop so please bear with me. we will start with ripeness. most people say to check your trichromes with 30X magnification. i have other ways. when buds are done they look "done"...
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I'll post some later
Can anyone tell by these pics as to the degree of "doneness"?
PURPLEB3RRYKUSH
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Atleast 4 weeks on 1 and 6 weeks or more for others
PURPLEB3RRYKUSH
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They can handle a few nights of 7 degree celcius, but try keep temps around 27
turbobuzz
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You're screwed if it's going to hit 38. That will stop them in their tracks.
Dr. Who
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Not really.
Day time temps and the soil temps make more of a matter.
If daytime temps recover quickly to over 60F. And the soil temps are not dropping too bad.
You still get growth but slower.
if the day time temps are getting to 65F and over quickly......Your golden...
Direct sunlight is important here!
turbobuzz
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True, I wouldn't think it would take long for the soil to cool down pretty quickly though. He might as well ride it out as long as he can.