1st grow, ready to harvest?

Here is my cheesy smurf by Trichome Jungle Seeds.
She faced some early problems but has been in 12/12 for 67 days, I plan on cutting her down in the next few days.
I used a scope to check out the trichomes and they are nearly all milky white with an amber or clear here and there.

Is this a good time to chop down?
It's a 50/50 indica-sativa mix, and I am looking for an overall mix of the different highs.
I don't want to ruin my first harvest!!
thank you for all the help!

I dont think it is ready...considering half your pistols have not even turned orange or red. Unless that strain has that specific trait

No way man definitely not ready. id say about 2-3 more weeks....what kind of light you using?

There's a thread called "Want to Know If Your Plants are Finished?", show him your pics, he estimated mine prety good.

But from what I've seen, your's looks like it needs a couple of weeks.

ganjaman87 said:

No way man definitely not ready. id say about 2-3 more weeks....what kind of light you using?

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I have (6) 23 Watt 2700k CFLs

Hugo Phurst said:

There's a thread called "Want to Know If Your Plants are Finished?", show him your pics, he estimated mine prety good.

But from what I've seen, your's looks like it needs a couple of weeks.

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Thank you, I will have to check that out!

cody2689 said:

I dont think it is ready...considering half your pistols have not even turned orange or red. Unless that strain has that specific trait

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Cool. It's kind of hard to see from the photo because of the lighting but the pistols are about 50/50, I guess I'll wait a week and see what they look like then.
The calyxes have begun to swell, and since the trichomes are changing I figure its only a matter of time before they change color and recede into the buds.

For a fuller spectrum, you could replace 2 of those 2700's with 6500K Daylight.

Hugo Phurst said:

For a fuller spectrum, you could replace 2 of those 2700's with 6500K Daylight.

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I thought about that...would it be beneficial?

Doesn't HPS only have one color temp?....and they seem to do pretty good without any additional color temps to balance out the spectrum.