Trichomes

Hey Maka, lovely peice of work right there from you, looks absolutely 🔥 just wow! Get her down brother, shes ready to be hung to dry, in about 2 weeks time you will be enjoying the fruits of your labour. Wish i was trying it with you! 10/10 on looks aswell. Keep.me updated on how shes tastes! Ile be following your diaries from now on. Guna drop you a

You can chop any time from now. I wouldn't leave her more than another week at the longest.

I would harvest. There are still some clear trichomes, but they probably won't finish completely. It seems like you didn't give enough calcium at the end and reduced the nutrients too early. This is clearly visible on the already yellowing sugar leaves. They are supposed to supply the buds until harvest time, but they have already been used as a source of missing nutrients. As a result, the function of the leaf is restricted or is being altered: from a certain point, it only withdraws nutrients. How long have you been giving just water? Do you know your water values? Google that and pay attention to the calcium and magnesium levels. In the end, magnesium is not needed in large amounts anymore, while calcium demand is a bit higher in the last 4 weeks. At least that's my experience. I only skip additional calcium in the last 5-6 days because that's when they should start using nutrients from their own tissue. Hope that helps you next time, but please Google the info yourself again. 😅 Even though I would like to be, I'm unfortunately not all-knowing.

Without a microscope = always a few days longer than stated on the packaging. (which you already have) Commercially produced weed is usually harvested at peak milky, as this is when the THC content is at its highest. Many stick to: 80% milky, 10% amber, and 10% glassy. In the end, it's your own preference. The more amber-colored trichomes you see, the more physical and sedative the effect, as THC converts to CBN, which is less psychoactive but more calming. grab the scissors, I'd say😎

First, nice grow. I’d suggest getting a scope that hooks to your phone to get 100x magnification. You can take snapshots and really see the progress of your trichomes. That being said, I can’t see too many amber trichomes so I would wait a little longer and monitor the progress. I know it’s hard to hold off, but as long as your bud rot and pest free, let em ride a few more days. Best of luck on your grow.

calyxes look plump... if trichomes look as you want, go for it.