Hi @GrowGermany! Don't plan too much, your 14 days initial schedule might turn into 7 or 20 days... Start to flush when the trichomes are turning to milky, and you'll have a 7 to 14 days flushing phase, depending on your strain/environment/effects you want. Hope this will help, keep us up-to-date and happy growing 👊

this week and next, but careful : you can't really see the ambers with the phone's macro attachement even at 30x, you really gotta check it out with a 70x minimum to really see them milken and amberen out. Do your flush i asap i would say that should come down within days already - but i like it all milky not too many ambers myself that's why. good luck crossing the finish line ! 🚀

Hi, The trichomes are clear/milky, I think you can wait another good 2 weeks. You have the lady indoors at moderate temperatures, she shouldn't be stressed and should self-pollinate^^. This can happen if you wait too long and it's very hot (it happened to me). The lady will just keep getting more potent. I can honestly recommend leaving her for at least another 10 days; you can check the trichomes to see when she is "good." She looks overall very good, nice and green, not wilted. For automatics, a flushing time of one week is actually enough (so 3 proper flushes) since she hasn't been getting nutrients for long. What she will surely like are some carbohydrates. I discovered "Grafschafter Goldsaft" (sugar beet syrup) for myself. It's the German version of the much-praised "blackstrap molasses." One tablespoon per 10 liters of water.

It looks like you’re almost ready. I’d recommend waiting another week or two. Most white hairs should curl in and darken, also you should start seeing amber trichomes. Once that happens, start flushing. The buds are looking beautiful by the way. Well done! 👍