Optimaler Erntezeitpunkt

Hey, first of all your plants look really, really good. You’ve done a solid job so far, they look healthy and well developed. At this stage, one of the most important things is your humidity. You really want to keep an eye on it to avoid bud rot, especially this late in flower when the buds are dense and more vulnerable. Looking at your trichomes, they do look good in parts, but they’re not fully at peak yet. I’d say you’re close, but not quite there. One important tip that often gets overlooked Make sure you’re checking trichomes on the calyxes, not the sugar leaves. Sugar leaves tend to turn amber much faster and can give you a misleading impression of readiness. If you base your decision on the calyx trichomes, you’ll get a much more accurate harvest window. Overall, you’re very close, but I would give them a bit more time and keep conditions stable. Happy Harvest! 😊

Harvest now for maximum THC. Much longer and THC will further degrade into CBD and CBN.............amongst other non-psychoactive compounds. These plants are currently at their peak maturity, if not a little over ripe. Everyone has different preferences and different opinions on harvest maturity. You will formulate experiences through long term growing where you will eventually "just know" when to harvest individual plants. Learn to trust your intuition.

Im Grunde ist es persönliche Präferenz. Manche warten bis die Trichome gerade so Bernstein werden andere bis kaum milchige mehr da sind. Jeh länger du wartest umso "Couchlastiger" wird es. Wären das meine dann würde ich die Ernten.

Der klassische Tipp ist, den Anteil bernsteinfarbener und milchiger Trichome zu beobachten. Der Reifeprozess verläuft von klar über milchig zu bernstein. Der theoretisch perfekte Erntezeitpunkt wäre, wenn alle Trichome milchig sind, was in der Praxis aber nie erreicht wird. Das Wichtigste: milchig bedeutet reif. Persönlich finde ich es schwierig, das zuverlässig zu beurteilen, besonders bei tiefer sitzenden Buds. Deshalb schaue ich mir die Pflanze als Ganzes an. Gegen Ende beginnt sie Blätter abzuwerfen, und auch die Stigmas, also die weißen Fäden, geben gute Hinweise: Weiß bedeutet, dass der Calyx an dieser Stelle noch wächst. Wenn kaum noch neue dazukommen, ist die Pflanze bereit. Am Ende hilft nur eigene Erfahrung und genaues Hinschauen. Die Pflanze selbst sagt mehr als jedes Video oder jede KI, man muss nur lernen, sie zu lesen.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

salut celon moi Le moment optimal dépend de l'effet que vous recherchez, mais pour la grande majorité des cultures ​Le ratio idéal: 80/10/10 pour effet équilibrée ​C'est la règle d'or pour obtenir le maximum de puissance et de saveur: ​80 % de trichomes Laiteux (Blancs opaques) : C'est l'image du THC. ​10% de trichomes Ambrés (Miel/Marron) : C'est le signe que la plante est à sa plus basse maturité. ​10% de trichomes Transparents : Le reste des quelques-uns qui sont "en retard". ​ne pas récolter maintenant? ​Sur vos photos actuelles, vous avez environ 60% de laiteux et 40% de transparents. ​Si vous récoltez maintenant : L'effet sera très "high" cérébral, mais court, et vous perdrez en poids final car les fleurs n'ont pas fini de gonfler. ​Si vous attendez (Optimal) : Les trichomes transparents vont devenir laiteux. C'est là que les terpènes (l'odeur et le goût) se développent le plus. La "Check-list" visuellement définitive ​Pour savoir si vous êtes au moment optimal, cochez ces 3 cas : ​Les Calices : Ils doivent être "boursouflés" (les petits sacs où sortent les poils doivent être bien ronds et gonflés). ​L'Odeur : Elle est à sa puissance maximale. Si l'odeur change ou devient plus forte, c'est le moment. ​La Couleur : attendez de voir les premiers points ambrés (couleur rouille) apparaître sur les boules des trichomes des fleurs (pas des feuilles). Mon verdict pour vos plantes : ​Le moment optimal pour votre situation probablement dans 7 à 10 jours.. j'espère que j'ai pu t'aider. bonne soirée

I SUGGEST YOU SHOULD HARVEST ANYTIME FROM TODAY TO 5-7 DAYS ENJOY!!! DATS JUST MY OPINION!!

It's definitely a bit arbitrary. You will get all sorts of opinions and methods. Ignoring that, there's a harvest window that isn't very specific, either ... it will come down to personal preference. You may need to test different points in the harvest window to figure out exactly what you prefer. You can do this with entire harvests over time, or takes some buds early, middle, late off of one harvest - be sure to label them for your smoke test later. You can still take the bulk when you think it'll be best, but take a couple buds early, maybe let a few buds mature longer etc... Trichome coloration is probably the strongest correlating factor you can use, but it's wise to use more than 1 observance to be consistent. trichome coloration - ignore trichomes on lneaves. Trichomes on calyxes only. pistil coloration / retraction bud density -- this one should be the last thing you check and as limited as possible,but a good way to verify nonetheless 10% amber? 50%? this is where personal preference comes in. Heck, some people like it approaching 100%... but that's less common. Some plants won't amber up. It's some sort of genetic trait or whatever, but it happens. So, when you encounter a plant like that, waiting for amber is only going to lead to over-ripened buds. I used to 100% rely on trichomes, but i've changed that strategy the last few harvests and I like what i am doing now... you may not, but this is what i do... Once the plant is fully fattened up, i start scoping trichomes. I wait for ~10% amber on the top colas -- this would be considered an early harvest. If that doesn't occur within 7-10 days of the buds fully fattening up, i harvest no matter what. I'm pretty patient about what 'fully fatten' means.. it's beyond a doubt not increasing in girth day-to-day, so i may err on the late side in that regard. So, there's a little subjectivity involved, but an individual can be consistent about it. relative to your perceptions/judgment you may find ~14 days is a better maximum. Anyway, this avoids the rare plant that doesn't amber up from over-ripening. I really don't like the taste of buds that are extra ripe. You may feel differently about that, which would make my process useless to you. be consistent in methods. adjust as needed. within a few harvests you'll work out something that keeps you on target and consistently harvest at a particular point that fits your preferences..

Beautiful Buds. You are in the harvest window! Cloudy with some amber. Your grow and setup appear excellent. Cut at will!