Ready to harvest? Post your pics and get advice 🌸

Looks perfect to me!

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Awesome! Just giving a few more days of flush then chopping!

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I think this is ready lol what do yall think

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Yes, definitely looks ready for the :axe:

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I’d give it the chop.

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Anytime.
I’d personally go a couple more days as there’s patches of clear (looks like more clear than amber) but that’s just me.

Cheers
G

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I agree with @Gpaw. Those first few pictures show a lot of clear. But, each person is different in what they want from their plant.

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Hi, everyone, I wanted to know how much I miss in the final flowering according to you?

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Hard to say but probably at least 3 more weeks. How long has it been flowering?

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One and a half weeks / two

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i have one, it works, good well depends on your idea, good for 12 dolllars yes

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Then you have about 7-8 weeks left most plants take 60-70 days.

There are indica leaners, sative leaners, and then plants that just lean…


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Also testing a high stress harvest method…score the mare stem and put the plant in shock…anyone try this?

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Not deliberately lol, only when I cracked some by mistake bending them over.

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Lol. Gonna chop em Friday…so figure, might as well fuck with what I can

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Not quite the same but similar. I often do the ol’ push down on the top branches of a topped plant and splitting it down the centre of the main trunk. I did it on my current grow :slight_smile: just zipped tied the ol’ girl back together. After a few weeks the trunk expanded and nearly consumed the zip tie. I cut the tie off and the plant was left with a big whole down the trunk from the top. It just knuckled up and kept going strong. Didnt skip a beat the whole time. So i do not know about the whole improving harvest etc but I can definately vouch that if you experiment with this sort of thing at least you wont be risking losing yield cos these plants thrive on it. So definitely worth trying.

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Love the resilience and adaptability of my favorite flower…

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Hey @Tappy, I love how you use part of the plants branch to skewer the trunk. Kind of like someone ripping off your arm and beating you with the sloppy end. :slight_smile: Great work as always mate. Love watching your thread.

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Hi @Kushheavy, that looks like she might be getting close. What strain is that? Looks great.

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