Is my blueberry auto ready for harvest yet

Hi. I have a blueberry autoflower that has been flowering for over a month. It sprouted 2 months ago. Some of the hairs (pistils?) are turning a light brownish color, but only a few. How do I know when this plant is ready to harvest? Pictures attached. The pics are actually a week old, and there is more flower growth now.

Thanks,
BG

That plant has weeks to go yet. You will see those white pistils recede and the calyx's will swell as it matures.

Thanks for the response. You mean "weeks" as in about a month or so?

At least a month. That is still just a baby

Update on this plant... it seems to be doing pretty well, despite some discoloration and curling on some leaves. The buds are definitely developing and it is stinky as all get-out. See attached pictures. Any ideas what that is? I fed it last night, a fairly dilute nutrient solution compared to what I've been feeding it recently during flowering -- about every 4-5 days. Although this last time I went 6 days, and it was bone dry and the pot was very light, so it definitely was thirsty. Maybe that has something to do with the curling and discoloration.

According to when it started flowering, and how long this strain likes to flower, my estimate is that it needs to flower for about 3 more weeks...

In general, I've been feeding it the following mix in flowering, every 4-5 days:

1 gallon distilled/RO water
4-5 mL Cal-Mag Plus
3-4 tablespoons of FF Big Bloom
3 teaspoons of FF Tiger Bloom
10 mL of Myco Chum
solution pH approx 6.4, TDS approx 1000-1100 ppm

I give it about 1/2 gallon of the above water/nutrient solution per feeding. I spread it out over a half hour or so. Pictures attached. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!!

Anyone... anyone?? Is this strain (blueberry autoflower seed from ILGM) supposed to take about 60 days in flowering? Thanks!!

Bud_Greenleaf said:

supposed to take

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Supposed to is the operative statement. She will be ready when she is. It is normal for some plants to change color and ditch some fan leaves when nearing maturity, they are concentrating on the bud production.

ok so last night I clipped off a small tip of an upper sugar leaf and looked at it under my trusty hand-held microscope. Most of the trichomes (at least 80%) have some coloration, whether it's slightly milky to amber. About 30% of them have some amber-ish coloration. I'm going to start the 2-week flush tonight...

You should flush every time you use the toilet,otherwise your house will stink.Why kill your plant before it's done?That's all you do when you flush.

Looks done to me. I would harvest it once the soil drys up some. Its good to harvest plants when the soil dries up as it lessen chances of mold. Anyways good job looks killer