OG KUSH
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SnidleyBluntash
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Not ready. See those white hairs , they are brand new. The Bud should grow and swell up to almost the size where the hairs reach to. A few more weeks for you. Patience.
TreeFarmerCharlie
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I'm growing OG Kush from ILGM right now, I'm currently on day 62 of flower, and I'm probably going to give mine a minimum of 1-2 more weeks unless the amber starts coming in fast.
.Smoke
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Mine was an auto from them. Took 11 weeks.
TreeFarmerCharlie
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This is how my OG Kush colas were looking yesterday.
TreeFarmerCharlie
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The flower length is a rough estimate and so many factors (temp, humidity, airflow, etc.) affect the amount of time it actually takes to be ready. Harvesting before it is ready won't do you any favors. You will be compromising the quality of the flavor and the type of high you get from the flower if you harvest early. Patience is the most important skill to have if you want quality bud.
Thankyou i think im gonna go a couple more weeks just i started flush last week
TreeFarmerCharlie
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Go longer if they aren't ready by then. The last time I fed mine was almost a month ago.
TreeFarmerCharlie
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BTW, I've found that almost every strain I've purchased takes close to 2 weeks longer than advertised. My last batch was ILGM Purple Haze, which is advertised as 11 weeks of flower, and that took 13 weeks.
SheeshM
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You want most of the white hairs to turn brown/red and shrivel back into the buds. You will see the calyxes swell and the trichomes turn milky. I grew OG Kush photoperiods last year and they took 77 days from 12/12 light flip to chop. I'd restart feeding for a couple of weeks and go from there.
TreeFarmerCharlie
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It's impossible for anyone to tell you how much you will yield, because there are so many factors involved than just the light source. You can get an idea when you harvest by weighing the flower. Your dry weight will usually be around 20% to 25% of the wet weight.
Thankyou again and one last thing how do you think they are looking quality wise
TreeFarmerCharlie
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They look great to me! If this is one of your first grows then you should be proud. A lot of new growers don't yield much at all and you will learn new things with each grow that will make the quality and quantity go up a little each time.
TreeFarmerCharlie
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I'd start looking into properly drying and curing now, too. Drying and curing properly is very important so don't let all your hard work go to waste by skimping on those next steps.
Thanks for your time and how long does curing take a thought it was done when its dry