How far am I off from Harvest?

Roughly 5-6 weeks left. They take around 65 days more or less. So start checking trichomes around that time... Bassically leaf will start yellowing towards last weeks (tottaly normal) pistils will have mostly all turned and curled... And you'll notice that you won't need has much watering than previoua week.. nutrient is all up to you. Diminish you nitrogen source by half but not compleltly.. its stil needs ut till week 6 (see your leafs tips are curling under they focus less on nitrogen but still need it 'that's a tell sign of nitrogen excess begening'' . As for bloom nutrient there are t many to name the best kind and its all a preference.. choos a kind with a higher potassium then phosporus or boost with potassium tobhave double the potassium (2-4-8 2-4-6.. dosent matter much the number as ling as number are balanced. And not like 5-4-18. Or 5-12-4. But if you'ld mix both you'll have 10-16-22. That lije 5-8-11. Less nitrogen more more pottassium then phosphore. Cal-mag usually takes up more ppm then the other nutrient. So balance with the cal mag doses . use a ppm tester check what you feed and raise the ppm by 150-200 till you are around 1200. Just feed feed feed. Dont water If yiu are at 1200ppm and the plant is fine you can raise it a little 50-100ppm Don't exceed 1600 ppm if it does water instead. Test the run off make sure its around the 1200 mark more or less. But just feed all she can eat.. supplement cal mag and essential oil booster like terpinator or whatever you find.. playing with nutrient mix is often trial and error but when you use a tds meter error are more forgiving because the prevent you from exceeding...

Hey mate! I‘d say it’s 2-4 weeks from harvest. There are no brown hair in the flowers and there will be some more filling up. Personally I‘d say wait for brown hair to appear on the flowers and check the trichomes from then on. If you have some amber trichomes (some, not all!!!) they are ready. Checking the trichomes with a microscope or if your phone camera has good quality you can use the zoom function. Good look! Lookin‘ good!

I gotta side with HighAltitudeOrganics on this one, just let her run till her full potential, if you notice cristals are turning amber too quickly just shorten the time between waterings or increase the water volume if you feel like the soil can hold more water than it already is holding with the water volume you are currently giving her, this will allow for cristals to be maintained at the clear and milky stage for longer, altho it is debatable.

Holy cow, after posting first response I just saw people are guessing 2-3 more weeks. No chance of that - sorry - and no Christmas harvest for you. Totally worth the wait. Don’t chop early - you are leaving your true harvest weight on the table. You’ll regret it two weeks later when you’re smoking larf. I’m cheering for ya and here to help since I’ve been running Jasons genetics for years.

Wow, so stoked to finally see someone else running some EQ genetics on this site. Jason, the owner/head breeder, is very accurate with his harvest windows. This is a 9-10 week strain. Don’t be afraid to let her go the full 10. The genetics you have are outstanding and all of his work is solid. I pretty much exclusively run his stuff now. African Cheese, African Orange, Chocolate Malawi. His Glue crosses are silly frosty. Get a 30-60x illuminated magnifier. It will pay for itself when you harvest the right way. I’m jealous of you right now....good luck! https://eqgenetics.com/product/lemon-glue-f2/

Hello @Kauchlock ! Nice plants you have there, well done! In my opinion 3 weeks minimum until you harvest. If you're lucky you'll be able to get some smoke around christmas time eheh good luck with the grow, I'll keep an eye on it cheers

If you took those pictures today. I would say 2-3 more weeks. Keep me posted I would like to know how far off I am

I would assume another good 3-4 weeks. Those should grow into pretty big buds !!

Hard to say, but 3 weeks minimum.

First 2 weeks of flower was the stretch and the start of flowering. So you would have approximately 6 weeks to maturity. Cheers

Still a fair way to go, 3-6 weeks would be my guess, but the exact time depends on too many variables to be any more precise. Things like the plants genetics, light intensity, climatic conditions, nutrients used, etc, etc. Keep up the good work and be patient, you are on track to harvest some fine home grown stash.