How far from harvest is this?

iffey

iffey

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Before questions can be answered, you have to give particulars: What was 'started' Jan 10th? first germing of a seed? bloom? Strain.
And, I suck with a camera but better pics might help. But learning when they are ready is part of the learning curve.

Get a lighted magnifier loupe, check the tricome color. I've gone thru many, this is the one I go back to.
Look further, there are cheaper instances of the same loupe. Get 2 they're cheap and the on/off switch gets buggered after a while.

30X60 Magnifying Loupe

EDIT: And checking trich colors is fun: clear to cloudy to red... BTW if January 10th is when you started bloom (12/12), most hybrids would be done in
80+ days unless it is a sativa or sativa dominant cross and then it might need more. So yes, they look done to me.
 
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stklsurma31

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iffey said:
Before questions can be answered, you have to give particulars: What was 'started' Jan 10th? first germing of a seed? bloom? Strain.
And, I suck with a camera but better pics might help. But learning when they are ready is part of the learning curve.

Get a lighted magnifier loupe, check the tricome color. I've gone thru many, this is the one I go back to.
Look further, there are cheaper instances of the same loupe. Get 2 they're cheap and the on/off switch gets buggered after a while.

30X60 Magnifying Loupe

EDIT: And checking trich colors is fun: clear to cloudy to red... BTW if January 10th is when you started bloom (12/12), most hybrids would be done in
80+ days unless it is a sativa or sativa dominant cross and then it might need more. So yes, they look done to me.
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10th Jan is when I put the germinated seed into the soil. The strain is a purple Punch Autoflower from Barneys farm.
The shop states it should be done already but it doesn’t look like it that’s why I am unsure.
I also have a clip on lens for my phone to see trichomes better but its not possible to make a steady photo that’s why I used a normal zoomed picture.
 
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stklsurma31

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Thanks for the reply’s!
I was curious how the ratio between amber and cloudy trichomes because I heard that it is different from strain to strain.
 
MAGpie81

MAGpie81

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stklsurma31 said:
10th Jan is when I put the germinated seed into the soil. The strain is a purple Punch Autoflower from Barneys farm.
The shop states it should be done already but it doesn’t look like it that’s why I am unsure.
I also have a clip on lens for my phone to see trichomes better but its not possible to make a steady photo that’s why I used a normal zoomed picture.
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Definitely longer. I have my first couple autos- Banana Kush- and had set a date on calendar when they “should” be done (according to supplier).
I did also give them each one bend, early on, to slow them, which helped a lot more than I expected. Been in flower since about Feb.15th, sprouted on Jan. 18th.
Still going.
(Edit: just counted my weeks in flower and I’m on schedule... but feels like a lot longer!)
 
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ҖҗlegilizeitҗҖ

Well-Known Member
iffey said:
Before questions can be answered, you have to give particulars: What was 'started' Jan 10th? first germing of a seed? bloom? Strain.
And, I suck with a camera but better pics might help. But learning when they are ready is part of the learning curve.

Get a lighted magnifier loupe, check the tricome color. I've gone thru many, this is the one I go back to.
Look further, there are cheaper instances of the same loupe. Get 2 they're cheap and the on/off switch gets buggered after a while.

30X60 Magnifying Loupe

EDIT: And checking trich colors is fun: clear to cloudy to red... BTW if January 10th is when you started bloom (12/12), most hybrids would be done in
80+ days unless it is a sativa or sativa dominant cross and then it might need more. So yes, they look done to me.
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Please don't give your advice on harvest anymore.... oh my...
75% white pistils looks done to you?
 
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stklsurma31

Member
Since there is a lot more yellowing than in my last picture I was curious if the plant is ready for harvest. Some of the pistils are still not brown, should I wait or is it ready?
 

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Failmore

Failmore

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stklsurma31 said:
Since there is a lot more yellowing than in my last picture I was curious if the plant is ready for harvest. Some of the pistils are still not brown, should I wait or is it ready?
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Getting close. 1 more week then start checking the trichs.
 
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lennyd360

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I think they’re trolling us and know if it’s done or not. There is plenty of information out there without asking on here. They just want the praise for their juicy big buds. Well sir/madam, That shit looks fire.- Respect the game.
 
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