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Although most autos are done between week 9 and 10, it is not always like this. I have personally seen autos finish in 8 weeks and 12 weeks, and everything in between. Just let id to its thing, it is already flowering. Also some trainings can delay flowering, like TOPing, defoliation, etc.
You could maybe take a few leaves, over the next week, without too much setback, but I really wouldn't recommend it with how far she's into flowering.
- If you absolutely have to do it, don't take more than a single leaf a day, preferably 1 every second day.
What I'd recommend instead, is harvest her in stages later on. So you take the branches that are ready, and let the rest grow, and continue till you're satisfied they're all done.That'll probably give you a better yield than starting defoliation at this point in time.
I wouldn't stress at all my grapey walter is a couple days behind yours and is at a similar stage development wise. May be a 90 day'er. Looking good too!
@GanjasaurusRex, Thanks man, Yeah, I'm happy so far with how she's going so far. Not had many issues with her. I thought the buds are developing slower than they should but it's probably just the plants nature. I was looking at some other diaries last night and seen some good looking autos that were taking upto 14 weeks.
Although most autos are done between week 9 and 10, it is not always like this. I have personally seen autos finish in 8 weeks and 12 weeks, and everything in between. Just let id to its thing, it is already flowering. Also some trainings can delay flowering, like TOPing, defoliation, etc.
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