White Arachnid

White Widow 6/10/20:184g wet 8/10/20:71g 9/10/20:59.6g 12/10/20:40g 1/10/20: Pistils are still white on top, but they are starting to get brown around the edges. I'm tempted to harvest it soon, but I can't make up my mind. 2/10/20: Removed all the large fan leaves, and whatever smaller leaves I could get at. I didn't require scissors to remove them at all, as they very easily just snapped off when pulled upon. I'm not sure if that's a sign of a mature plant, but I liked it. I was able to remove way more leaves than I had initially intended to, as I was only going to take the large ones. Once I noticed the ease in which they came off, I figured I'd save an extra step of wet trimming in a few days by doing it all now. Sugar leaves are still there, what few there are. Buds are coated nicely in trichomes, just didn't spread out on the leaves like an indica. Harvest will commence as soon as the soil is dry, and plant starts to dry. I like to start the drying process while the plant is still in the soil. 3/10/20: As expected, the soil is still holding moisture. I presume it won't be fully dry and ready for harvest until sometime around Wednesday. If it is dry enough on Monday, I will just harvest it then, and add the wet weight to the diary, and submit it for Diary of the Month. 4/10/20: Soil is much drier than yesterday, but still not to my liking. I think it would be ready on Tuesday, so I'll just wait until Wednesday. The last few White hairs on the tops of the lower buds and colas are almost all brown now, so the last few days of waiting to dry out have certainly helped. While there is still a mix of clear/cloudy/amber trichomes, it has gone two weeks longer than the previous grow. I will test this again, and purposely letting it go a lot longer. 6/10/20: Harvest day. Removed from the stalk and hung in the new dryer basket. Hanging in the closet for now. 184 grand wet. I will weigh it all again every three days, and compare water loss.