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Harvesting
Celticweedstarted grow question 4 years ago
Hia, i have been harvesting for a week, the 2nd today. The different stages of maturity made me choose this easy way to do. Look at the photo.
What do you think about it? Do many of you choose this way or always in one go?
Thanks
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Fruitgroweranswered grow question 4 years ago
I did do it once, but I think it is counter productive, the lower buds did ripen up alot more, but the yield was small, the buds were small and airy/fluffy and it took another 4 weeks or so.... So a better option is to prune as much of the lowers off as you can before flowering them
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TheUk420Showanswered grow question 4 years ago
It all depends on the plant and the flush if she had not been flushed properly or for atleast 5 days for me then I wont touch her but if she has had enough flush and the buds on the top are getting fresh growth and fresh hairs I will usually wait until the new growth matures abit before chopping her. I will usually do it all in one go but it depends on the maturity of the buds in the under canopy. if they are not mature and need light I will do a partial harvest it just makes sense to give the lower buds time to mature just like the main colas and they cant do that without good light :) Though its your plant bro you do what you want :) Happy growing :)
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