Is it ready for harvest?

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Bosstom550

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• Dec 7, 2024

• #1

Apple fritter starting 9 week from 12/12. is it ready for harvest?

 

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thumper60

Well-Known Member

• Dec 7, 2024

• #2

Bosstom550 said:

Apple fritter starting 9 week from 12/12. is it ready for harvest?

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Check back in 7-10 days looking good!

 

HydoDan

Well-Known Member

• Dec 7, 2024

• #3

Close but not quite ready.. Another 10 days should do it.. Most strains take 10 weeks..

 

pegboy

Well-Known Member

• Dec 7, 2024

• #4

I vote its ready. Thats more amber than I usually go with. I like mostly cloudy.

 

Budzbuddha

Well-Known Member

• Dec 7, 2024

• #5

Put in box - send to me and i will test it with small fire.
No charge.

 

Jjgrow420

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• Dec 8, 2024

• #6

If you think about it like a tomato, right now your 'tomato' is mostly red, still firm, and has a small bit of green left in it. Could you pick it and eat it and would it taste ... Ok ? Yup. But if you leave that fruit on for just a wee bit longer, it'll gain some size, and the complex flavours will come out, the meat will be soft and it'll taste the best it can. Make sauce with unripe tomatoes and then with soft ripe ones. You will notice a big difference. same idea with the 'fruits' on a cannabis plant.

 

Jeffislovinlife

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• Dec 8, 2024

• #7

I would wait a week but for a lot of people that is ready don't think it would hurt you ether way Harvest half of it and wait to see what you like better
and congrats nicely done

 

Southside112

Well-Known Member

• Dec 8, 2024

• #8

My opinion. Wait like 3-5 more days. Looks like you are 10% amber, 35%clear and 55% cloudy.