Harvesting question

Personally I think you started flushing a week or two early buddy. thing is with only going by the trichomes they all mature at different rates so maybe that bud looks cloudy but others wont be mature that's why people do partial harvests which is actually something I would advise here. adding any feed now would be pretty pointless. there are a few more signs that "most strains" will tell you before harvesting a large one I l;ook out for is that the pistils of the buds have curled inwards and look like they are drying up also most strain will give off a pungent smell yet another sign that a cannabis plant is ready for harvest this plant still has a lot of white pistils this signifies to me she is still searching for male pollen meaning she is still growing and trying to bulk up to create more surface area and more pistils to try and catch that male pollen. with autos they are very finicky and the gene ruderalis is generally new in the cannabis world I mean the guy that invented it or discovered it is still alive today. its pretty audastic to make the claims that some breeders do in my opinion because from my experience unless you have perfect growing conditions you will never finish an auto in the time that it states some people can and get great results but never found that to be right. anyway you haveto keep in mind what your are going for when selecting a seed or style of growing it is possible to get a tent full of bud in 10 weeks using methods like SOG and 12/12 from seed so if speed is something you are after this is almost a solid option to get the yields in a short time frame I think the ruderalis gene has not been "perfected" yet meaning I find it still an unstable gene in my opinion some breeders make better autoflower seeds than other that's just fact but yeah I'm getting a bit off topic here lol what I was trying to get at is that most auto flowers take just as long if not longer than most photoperiod hybrid or indica plants so I find them pretty pointless and the fact you cannot clone them nor can you reveg them just takes many tools away from the grower toold used that can increase yields and plant health and even breeding. anyway congrats in growing a nice plant we all make mistakes that's how we learn as growers so don't let it get in your head you've done a great job here :) best of luck for the dry and cure :)