ak 47 easy ryder im tryin to tell if its ready

othehustla

othehustla

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im trying to see if she ready but its really hard to tell i brought a microsope but i dont see any amber tricombs but it should be done it been 10 weeks in i dont want to feed anymore. all organics and i heard during the last couple days ishould let my ladys dry out.and it only be a 7 week plant auto flower..but ???im stump[ kinda and my first grow. alot of yellow dead fan leaves almost all gone its only a few fan leaves left but heres some pics
 

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heathaa

heathaa

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well i would flush it today or tomorrow then let it go for about two more weeks and chop chop
 
TheGreenBiologist

TheGreenBiologist

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Nice plants! Even though my neck hurts from lookin at your pics haha.

They are looking nice! I would let them go another 1-2 weeks (probably 2). DEFINITELY flush for at least the last 10-14 days with distilled water. Don't worry about the fan leaves dieing, the buds are just pulling the nutrients they need from them. But it does mean your getting close to harvest!

And like you stated, I would recommend letting the plants have a slightly longer dry-period before you whack-em. So if you usually water every 3 days, plan your last watering to be about 4-5 days before you plan to cut them. That should definitely help them dry faster and get you to the curing stage quicker!

Good Luck! and have fun with that fire!
 
othehustla

othehustla

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TheGreenBiologist said:
Nice plants! Even though my neck hurts from lookin at your pics haha.

They are looking nice! I would let them go another 1-2 weeks (probably 2). DEFINITELY flush for at least the last 10-14 days with distilled water. Don't worry about the fan leaves dieing, the buds are just pulling the nutrients they need from them. But it does mean your getting close to harvest!

And like you stated, I would recommend letting the plants have a slightly longer dry-period before you whack-em. So if you usually water every 3 days, plan your last watering to be about 4-5 days before you plan to cut them. That should definitely help them dry faster and get you to the curing stage quicker!

Good Luck! and have fun with that fire!
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thank you defintily going to enjoy
 
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