Harvest or not to Harvest??

Personally is wait longer until I dont have any clear and an 20/80 or even a 25/75 amber/milky. Let thise hairs pull in and nugs fatten more. I like that couch lock feel so I look for alot of amber, if that's not your thing go less amber but definitely don't pull it clear. Your grow is looking great though gonna be good smoke. I wouldn't worry about weeks just the look of your trichs, and definitely take the time for a proper dry and cure.

Dude at least 2 weeks.. hasn’t even bulked up yet. And you’re taking pics of mainly sugar leaves which mature or degrade quicker and not what you wanna judge by. Well some of the pics are actually buds/bracts but some are sugar leaves.

At least 2-3 weeks, maybe 4. Wait until there are at least 98% brown pistils before harvesting.

I would wait 1 week minimum to cut. Try to get more of the clear trichromes cloudy.

I know by looking at her she looks done and all, and at closer look at your pics from a far she looks done. But this could be because of the way the plant energy is focused, as you done a lot to it, very interesting the way she turned out she looks great. But what I do know, that 20 days of flowering is not enough for enough THC to be string enough to be effective. It might be a thing that she is done quicker like 35-40days but I'd keep her on nutes for at least another week then cut that down to 1/2 so the flush won't be to much of a shock and will allow the plant to keep growing as you prepare her for a flush.

Trichomes are Good to go by and all, but top parts of the plant can show more done than the top pal. All plants need at least or around 40-65 days of flowering. There is only 3 weeks of stigma. Those buds might be showing they are looking done but there is still lots more mass for it to put on and lots more sites to develop its still early. You have to be careful when going of trichomes, are you seeing all that over your plant, and even if so, it still has so much flowering time left you'd be mad to chop her. @Mr_Weeds_Auto look at stigma, it's only in it infancy coming into mid flower at best. Good luck.

Hey Growmie, Ideally, half of the trichomes should appear milky white and the others should be a vivid amber. Clear trichomes, on the other hand, indicate that it's a good idea to wait a little longer before harvest. I would wait until there are no clear trichomes and 70% cloudy and 30% amber. Feel free to shoot me a holler if you ever need any help, I'd be honored to assist you. Hopefully, this was helpful, and remember ... "Happy Growing" and "Free your mind one puff at a time".