Harvest Time. Do you think so?

My third grow has been completed and I think it's harvest time.

I've planned to let them sit in total darkness for 48 hrs then cut them up and hang'em.

Let me tell you that MJ is a very resilient weed. I grew them in one of those cloth closet/armoire things they sell at walmart . I have a 150 HPS, I forgot to water them many times, also it had A LOT of light leakage. I even fimmed one of them cause it was getting too tall.

I put them on 12/12 from seed. Used DynaGro Bloom/Grow/ProTek. Always mixed all three in the water, equal amounts of Grow and Bloom, and whatever it said for the Protek.

I know I could've had better results, I just didn't want to be stressed about it. It's for personal consumption anyways.

Here's the result after about 12/13 weeks, I don't even remember when I planted them.

Hairs are brown but you can't see them cause, well, these pictures are crappy.







So, what do you think?

not ready yet got another 2 weeks IMO looks god tho

Damn!!! Two more weeks?

Was planning to harvest tomorrow. Oh well, I guess I'll wait for more opinions and take it from there.

Thanks lightitsmokeit420

Yeah definitely not ready, 2 more weeks at least.

looks like 3-4 weeks away bro.. pick up one of those 100x miniscopes for a few bucks

Not ready, 2-4 weeks as advised above.....those buds will be done when they look done. Don't short change yourself, you'll love how much weight they will put on in the next few weeks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The pistils (hairs) are all white yet. Got a ways to go^

You guys are right. After searching the forums for some pictures of harvest-ready-plants I now see that I should wait. So... I'm gonna wait till pistils are reseded and trichomes are amber.

Quick question, should I continue feeding bloom? What plan should I have?

I would definitely continue feeding for at least another week to 10 days. They have a lot of fattening to do and you want to make sure they have some fuel. The trichomes don't have to be all amber unless you want a heavy couch lock, but they definitely need to be mostly cloudy.

I'd continue feeding.