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How long time is it left to the drying process

SHRiMP_EyE
SHRiMP_EyEstarted grow question a month ago
How long do you think it's it left until we can start the drying process and harvest? And should i stop giving it nutrients soon?
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Setup. Strain - Autoflowering
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question a month ago
From just the one pic you uploaded I would say not to long. prob close to 2 weeks give or take. You want to judge the readiness by a few factors. Is the plant slowing down on its growth?, Is the plant starting to drink less?, Is the plants pistils mainly dried back about 80% of them?, are the plants trichomes mostly milky? if yes to all of them or most of them its likely time for a chop. You can stop feeding them extra stuff about 1-2 weeks from cut. when doing this, don't flush them, just give them PH'd water and don't get any runoff like your normally would. let it use up any and all of the nutrients in the medium, as your not adding any new ones in, no point is getting extra out. Same with dry amendments. just water no flushing. Fluching is a bro myth same with any length of darkness before harvest.
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gottagrowsometime
gottagrowsometimeanswered grow question a month ago
Your 4 weeks Into flowering. So, autos generally take 45-60 days. 5-8 weeks. Your about 2+ weeks out Feed heavy before harvest to prolong the drying period. Stop feeding nutrients the week before harvest and water until then during ripening also lowering your light from its hight during mid flowering is advised for an even ripening.
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AsNoriu
AsNoriuanswered grow question a month ago
I see a lot of diaries were F1 or Autos from RQS flowers very fast. Would say from look normally it would be 2-3 weeks at least till chop , if just judge by look, no trichomes involved. But here i would start to scoop maturity of trichomes in a week time and go from this ...
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SkunkleDamo
SkunkleDamoanswered grow question a month ago
Have you got any sort of magnification? Look at the trichomes. Wait till hardly any clear ones left and they have gone cloudy and a few amber then ok to chop.
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