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Isabelita2379
Isabelita2379started grow question 6y ago
It's been eleven weeks since I germinated.. And it's an autoflowering strain that should be 8 weeks.. It hasn't gotten enough sun.. Should I harvest it already????
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Burmese
Burmeseanswered grow question 6y ago
Hey friend,You can harvest when the buds are fully ripen.Mean the leaves will show deficiency , yellow and most of the white pistils become orange.The best method is using 60x microscope and check trichomes colour.If trichomes are mostly milky/cloudy about 80/90 % and fill with some amber colour.That’s the best time for you to harvest.Happy Growing... ✌️
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Gelato93weed
Gelato93weedanswered grow question 6y ago
Don't rely on what you read, I have autoflowering plants that are 1.80 cm tall and have been in vegetation for a month and a half, and it will take almost 2 months of flowering.
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leafy
leafyanswered grow question 6y ago
keep her another 3 more weeks at least . trust me you will not regret it
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DoDrugs420
DoDrugs420answered grow question 6y ago
I don't know about that, usually you would want to harvest based on trichomes, if you have a microscopic lense to analyze it you want to look got a ratio of about: Sativa: 5 to 10% clear trichomes 60 to 90% milky trichomes 5 to 15% amber trichomes Indica: 0 to 5% clear trichomes 5 to 30% milky trichomes 60 to 80% amber trichomes Depends on what ur after, going for the first profile on a sativa gives it some synergy, going for the same profile on a indica gives it a wider spectrum of effects but that do not have as much synergy, and the other way around aswell. If u can't analyze trichomes, wait untill she starts looking more amber/ish and it should be enough to guarantee you get good stash.
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