When do I harvest. Check my pictures out

Pirateslikestreasure

Pirateslikestreasure

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just looking for advice for when I should harvest. I have three plants growing the pictures are of the first plant I think is closest to harvest. The second is only a few days behind it and the third needs another month as it started its flowering a month later.
I will write another comment below showing the second plant.
Also not sure how much bud I will get, but its growing all outdoors in the ground not in pots. I had to cover the two plants because it has rained, covering means they are in darkness now during the day seeing no light.
But my main question is when do I harvest. I am a complete noob at growing
 

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this is the second girl. She is taller by a few inches. Her top isn't as fat as the first, but it is much longer and she has lots of lower branches with buds and they are looking bigger then the first.
No point showing the third she has a month to go, but she is more shorter and more bushy plus she got clipped so the branches produce more buds then just the top
 

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AimAim

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I'm not seeing the mite problem,but my old eyes often fail me.

Otherwise, 2-4 weeks depending on your weather. Lots of white hairs still showing.
 
Pirateslikestreasure

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Ok the spider mites problem, I have a spray I used today. that should kill them without hurting the buds.
Thanks for the heads up. Because it is gorilla growing this I don't stay there to long to look for mites. I stopped using the spray when I saw ladybirds, over a month ago. Mites must have crept back. Hate them. The spay should sort them out.
 
Indacouch

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Well I've never had experience with ladybirds myself lol jk but they seem like they'd be way more affective than ladybugs common in my area lol. Next time you go clean her up some and don't take the mite problem lightly it could ruin your efforts .....if you've ever seen mite weed in a good microscope you wouldn't want no one giving you that to smoke ....especially if your a vegetarian lol jk You have at least two more weeks I'd say good luck and if you can check your trichs when you go out next time to ......peace
 
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Indacouch said:
Well I've never had experience with ladybirds myself lol jk but they seem like they'd be way more affective than ladybugs common in my area lol. Next time you go clean her up some and don't take the mite problem lightly it could ruin your efforts .....if you've ever seen mite weed in a good microscope you wouldn't want no one giving you that to smoke ....especially if your a vegetarian lol jk You have at least two more weeks I'd say good luck and if you can check your trichs when you go out next time to ......peace
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I don't have webbing anywhere, so there was no panic station just yet.
In the UK London we call them LadyBirds and ladybugs. Google it brings up the same thing. I sprayed the today with bug killer, should kill them in mins, but it doesn't effect the plant. Hopefully that will deal with the mite, 2 weeks left can't have these ruin 5 months work.
 
Indacouch

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That's right don't want the little mite basterds coming into the party right at the end or at any time for that matter ......I was just giving you a hard time about the ladybird thing lol
 
rnint

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Pirateslikestreasure said:
In the UK London we call them LadyBirds and ladybugs
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...do we? pretty sure ive never heard anyone call them ladybirds before mate, but I like how everyone just accepted that some people might call ladybugs ladybirds in the UK. But anyway with your spray I wouldnt worry too much about damaging the plant I'd be more concerned with the fact that you'll be smoking whatever you spray on them so if I were you id be thinking more about an early chop (as in like when you start to see webbing) rather than just spraying the shit out of them, it wont be as good but at least it'll be clean weed.
 
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rnint said:
...do we? pretty sure ive never heard anyone call them ladybirds before mate, but I like how everyone just accepted that some people might call ladybugs ladybirds in the UK. But anyway with your spray I wouldnt worry too much about damaging the plant I'd be more concerned with the fact that you'll be smoking whatever you spray on them so if I were you id be thinking more about an early chop (as in like when you start to see webbing) rather than just spraying the shit out of them, it wont be as good but at least it'll be clean weed.
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So ladybirds are a bunch of B.S then hugh well I guess since he lives in London that's a good excuse to explain away ladybirds to a guy in california lol ......how the hell am I suppose to know
 
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Indacouch said:
So ladybirds are a bunch of B.S then hugh well I guess since he lives in London that's a good excuse to explain away ladybirds to a guy in california lol ......how the hell am I suppose to know
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Google ladybirds see what it brings up. Like in London we call soccer football. A movie a film. Us they say the car Jaguar different and in London we say it how its spelt.
 
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rnint said:
...do we? pretty sure ive never heard anyone call them ladybirds before mate, but I like how everyone just accepted that some people might call ladybugs ladybirds in the UK. But anyway with your spray I wouldnt worry too much about damaging the plant I'd be more concerned with the fact that you'll be smoking whatever you spray on them so if I were you id be thinking more about an early chop (as in like when you start to see webbing) rather than just spraying the shit out of them, it wont be as good but at least it'll be clean weed.
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Will spray damage the buds? The spray is fine after a week, it goes with no trace of it. you won't smoke it. We use it on crops of vegetables to control pests and it is fine to eat after a week of being sprayed.
 
rnint

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Pirateslikestreasure said:
Google ladybirds see what it brings up. Like in London we call soccer football. A movie a film. Us they say the car Jaguar different and in London we say it how its spelt.
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Holy shit hes right some people actually do call them ladybirds according to google... weird. How could anyone ever look at them and say hmm yeah well call them ladybirds as well as ladybugs? Just to add some confusion in there. Also the whole world calls football football its not limited to london lol, its just the states who decided they didnt wana listen to everyone else and called it soccer
Anyway mate with the sprays the only other thing you have to worry about is making the buds so damp that they get moldy so that should be relatively easy to deal with seeing as you control how much you spray
 
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