how much more time does this plant need

Hey Growmie 🏻 Du musst dir die trichome angucken :) das is der einfachste Weg um zu erkennen wann die Ernte reif ist. Ein paar braune, milchige und durchsichtige sind optimal :) aber das ist immer eine Geschmacks frage 🏻

Hi 🙋‍♂️ Die Lady ist definitiv im erntefenster angekommen. Ohne ein Bild der Trichome wird es leider schwierig. Zudem kommt es auf deine persönlichen Präferenzen an. Willst du das THC Peak ?— dann ernte. Willst du Masse ? — dann würde ich ihr noch eine Woche, oder zwei geben. Hoffe es hilft ! Guter grow 👊🍀👌

It is ready...........any longer and death will come sooner rather than later. At this late stage, health is already declining. P.S. - Defoliation and long term over feeding probably hasn't helped your final yield.

Untill the Triochromes are milky

Definitely time to scope the trichomes... The rest is personal preference (like the other question on same topic today). Take note of how much amber you see at various levels and after a good dry and cure, assess the outcome.. experiement with early-middle-late harvests until you figure out what you prefer. I hate the teaste of over-ripe buds, but your mileage may vary. In future i would not remove all the fan leaves before it finishes... can't build terpenes and thc or have much cell deviision without energy (sugar produced from photosynthesis is a currency for growth and maintenance.. anything the plant does, potentially, though some things are hypothermic reactions that go downhill on their own). Anything requiring energy input is severely reduced when you whmsically defoliate the plant. Reduced atp = reduced endothermic reactions.

hi..... ich würde so lange warten, bis 20 %der Trichome bernsteinfarben sind und der Rest milchig ist.😎 würde es täglich kontrollieren und zum richtigen Zeitpunkt ernten.... Lange wird es aber nicht mehr dauern..... Viel Glück😉

I think you are ready to harvest it. You cut off all the leaves already. So I would say the plant has a few minutes before harvest.

From the look of the pistils I'd say ready for harvest. Would have been better to have some close ups of the trichomes to make sure they are all cloudy. If you can see cloudy trichomes then chop away.

Without a microscope/jewelers loupe it's hard to say. You always want to check the trichome heads and then cut according to your liking. (More cloudy = more mental high, more amber = more body high, couchlock effect, if you will) Trichomes have 3 states: Clear: "raw" or "non developed" - No effect Cloudy: Peak THC concentration - Mental/Head high Amber: THC oxidizing or maturing into CBN - Body high If you don't own any of the tools mentioned above, you could try zooming as much as you can with your phone and taking an educated guess using whatever you can see! A sign of maturity I can say you plant is showing is almost all of its pistils or hairs turning yellow/browning, this alone (the coloring of the pistils) is a sign of bud maturity, yet it's not 100% final. See what you can do to check those trichomes and take into account the ratios you want! I usually cut between 90% cloudy and 10% amber (some heads might stay clear, it's no problem).