BARNEYS FARM - WEDDING CAKE,

This was a weak grow but i have some larfy buds covered in white trichomes. I'm pretty sure, if i cut these and then never let the rh drop below 60 or at least not to the high 40s, This stuff should het you totally high. Im going to ask a grow question which noone can acuratley answer but i may get an idea. I just wonder if waiting too long to harvest could cause problems. I figure as long as there are no or maybe just a couple brown triches, then i can keep letting it grow to get the doomed to be small buds to get bigger. Lets see. I have been keeping this outside for 8 hours and 16 in tent with 340 watt marshydro tsw2000 and the thing has come back from the dead and the buds are tightening up. When should i harvest this pittence? I have been inpatient and arrogant about my grows also pissed off beyond imagination from this summer. So, moving on like everybody else in class, i always do a 24 hr light cycle and i suspect this strain doesnt like it. So a grower here called, Papa_T suggested a dark period. It makes alot of sense to give these things a break and even let the equioment cool off. They do go into a night time posture at night. The leaves fold down a bit. All plants look different at night a bit in the garden. I will say that it normally looks fine but if you look up the genetics of this strain it does not mention ruderalis which is supposed to be from the land of 24 hr sun and the thing that makes an autoflower what it is. Either way, everyone needs a break from time to time or they get pissed off and these girls are pissed! Not much time left but i will do my best to finish this. Im going to give them a dark period until finished and going forward as i have some exciting seeds comming. I just wonder about this strain. Barneys Farm looks to sell 2 versions of wedding cake and one is a photo period. Regardless of my stupidity and normal mistakes mostly from stoned gardening, I have to figure out the difference between fast grow photos and autoflowers. Ill ask one more grow question and see what the community thinks.