How long until I can start to flush? I want to tim...

You can flush now if you want. You can leave it a bit longer and flush until the trichomes are 50% amber and you will get a more couchlock high. So really it's up to you my friend flush now and harvest in 5 days or wait a bit longer if you like a more narcotic high.

I would say you still have a week or two for bud development yet. I wouldn't think about your flush quite yet.... 🌱🤔

Hello stealthassasin, its looking great in your garden. Trichomes indeed looking cloudy for the most part and ready to go. I recommend you start flushing right away or wait another day or two but not any longer. You dont want a lot of amber colored trichomes on your plant or even better non at all. It will be more narcotic and harsh on the throath when smoked, also less tasty. I also advice flushing between 7 and 10 days and not really longer. I hope this was an helpfull answer, goodluck with your beautifull girls. Keep on growing, Peace 😎

One of the big advantages growing on coco is you can flush really quickly as it saves nearly no nutrients after flushing. So you can do the first flush when your harvest window opens with almost milca and about 5% amber trichomes and a second flush 4 days later. So about 7 to 8 days after your first flush you should get about 10 to 15% amber trichomes and ready for harvest. But the development of the trichomes is also dependent on your strain. For your indica dominant cookies it should fit.

If u running in coco I would do a 7 day I would recommend Flawless Finish this will prevent the problems that can occur in coco u can hold off till the last seven days your uptake is faster in coco than soil watch for the start of the fade as soon as you see it stop the nutrients 👍👍👍

@stealthassassin to be honest 2-3 days of feeding plain water is MORE than enough to remove anything unwanted from your plants vascular system. Deliberately starving a plant during it's final weeks will cost you yield. so just decide on a harvest date and feed plain water for the last couple of days before you do it Simple. Best of luck with your harvest