Trichomes cloudy enough? Outdoor grow in appalachia
You’ve got a long way to go; be patient.
How about a closer shot of the bud forming? Want to make sure you don’t have a hermi…
Hey @Dabneyj . Buds looks good. Got a ways to go, but when you start looking at crystals, you gotta get reeeeeeally close up on the buds…
I’m having trouble loading photos but there are plenty of trichome charts to look at when the harvest window is open.
I would say you have at least another month if the weather holds. Those are frosty buds, but they haven’t stacked yet.
It like on the old millionaire show with Regis. You are just taking the 10k question and bugging out now if you harvest. If the weather holds, go for the million dollar question.
Ha, what I mean is outdoor you cannot always make amber due to frost or torrential rain and cold. Your underripe not filled bud will rot if you try to wait it out. But if the weather holds you will double or triple your harvest weight and have richer tastier buds when they properly ripen. If you had to harvest now you will get some mids grade for sure. Definitely better than no bud at all because it’s moldy or freezes and dies.
But if you let it ripen you will get grade A top quality bud compared to anything you could buy at a dispo or legacy hook up.
Those plants look so nice it would be a shame if you harvested them now. Unless forced handed by Mother Nature. Hope that makes sense.
Naughty, thank you so much. The people on this site are phenomenal…
These plants are outdoors but are partially covered. I struggle to get the girls enough light Next grow will be indoors. Grew a couple autos but this is my first photo…For this one I will wait until they they reach their prime…we will revisit in a month or so.
I am Familiar with the smokey and Appalachian mountains region. I usually leave photo plants to around the first frost to finish . Good luck 