Surprise haha Jack's Dream woke up today and said, I am ready for harvest. Over the last 3-4 days we had light drizzle rains for a few hours each day with breaks for sunshine in between. Jack's Dream has powered through these late flower rains with ease. Not a single fear of butritis, mold, or mildew with this strain. If anything the rains have rinsed and cleansed the flowers of foreign pollen, flying dust particulates, and other wind blown contaminants that may or may not have been present on the flowers. Even though the resin is greasy on the fingers it will still collect wind driven contaminants. A nice cleansing rain is very helpful as long as the plants genetics don't force it into a meltdown like some modern polyhybrid strains (not pointing fingers) haha Jack's stems have begun to yellow very fast and they are getting wiggly. The bracts at the internodes are yellowing. She is ready. These signs are telling me that is time to chop. There are still some white pistils on the undersides of the flowers here and there. But over the last 24 hours Jack's Dream has surprisingly ripened rapidly. I have been using just Rainwater or Reverse Osmosis Water the last two weeks. Im not a proponent of flushing. The plant has shown me that it was sensitive to fertilizers over the last two weeks. Leaves started to show burn spots and such so I stopped all feeding. The sunlight will dry the flowers out throughly and I have staked the plant to provide support because of the weakening stems. I will begin the harvesting process tomorrow morning. At that time I will then give an in depth review for the cultivation of Jack's Dream.