Day 63. Done?
- Thread starter Hikuntry
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NanoGadget
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^^ I concur. If give them 5 to 7 more days.
chemphlegm
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wait till you see some trichomes ambering up and you wont regret it. they look super, nice photoing too.
if you need weed clip a few buds and dry them. if you need space or have to chop you'll still have good weed after a good dry
if you need weed clip a few buds and dry them. if you need space or have to chop you'll still have good weed after a good dry
Budzbuddha
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My 2¢
If it was me .... I would wait til the weekend then chop. You can cut light schedule down to 10/14 to finish them out. Most critical mass ( depending on breeder ) finishes around 8-9 weeks. Mine finished at 68 days.
Tip : You can throw them into darkness the night before chop and cut them down
" anytime " during the day .... Because they are safely in the dark ready to be pulled.
I do this when I can't pull plant before going to work or before lights on . So I leave them in the dark UNTIL I get home and then chopped them down.
If it was me .... I would wait til the weekend then chop. You can cut light schedule down to 10/14 to finish them out. Most critical mass ( depending on breeder ) finishes around 8-9 weeks. Mine finished at 68 days.
Tip : You can throw them into darkness the night before chop and cut them down
" anytime " during the day .... Because they are safely in the dark ready to be pulled.
I do this when I can't pull plant before going to work or before lights on . So I leave them in the dark UNTIL I get home and then chopped them down.
Trying to hold on. Still not finding many ambers. I need the space desperately. Hoping to make it to the weekend!
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Won't be much longer....
Budzbuddha
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Some strains don't Amber at harvest time.
Nice! What was your dried weight for those two beauties?
GreenBean 420
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What was the harvest weight looks great!
ThatSpudGuy
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Very nice mate.
Got a pretty decent 12 zips
Not bad for my first soil grow in 23 years!