Another week?

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whelk

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This mimosa orange punch has been on 12/12 for almost 9 weeks. I was planning on giving it another week. What do you think?
 

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if theres white hairs still being produced, then no, its not ready yet. swelling at the end, last few weeks of flower is what your after, you will have light airy buds if your impatient.
plus the cbn will enhance the overall high from her.
so at least 2 maybe 3 or more weeks left yet
 
I go off the trichomes, when they are milky with a few amber here n there I harvest. When I let plants go extra weeks they get overripe and the smoking experience is way different more foggy headed and stoney. Cool if you want that effect but if you smoke all day it's not a good thing for me personally.
 
calvin.m16 said:
I go off the trichomes, when they are milky with a few amber here n there I harvest. When I let plants go extra weeks they get overripe and the smoking experience is way different more foggy headed and stoney. Cool if you want that effect but if you smoke all day it's not a good thing for me personally.
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Yeah I prefer a less foggy smoke... I guess I should buy one of those jewelers loupe
 
go go kid said:
if theres white hairs still being produced, then no, its not ready yet. swelling at the end, last few weeks of flower is what your after, you will have light airy buds if your impatient.
plus the cbn will enhance the overall high from her.
so at least 2 maybe 3 or more weeks left yet
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Don't mean to be contrarian yet again but if buds aren't dense by then a couple of weeks isn't going to help. Dense buds are dense right out of the gate in my experience.
 
whelk said:
Yeah I prefer a less foggy smoke... I guess I should buy one of those jewelers loupe
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If you wanna learn more about why letting them overripen is bad just look into CBN, basically THC degrades to CBN which is what the amber color is.
 
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