How does she look so far🤟a lot of sugar on the leafs… any advice on how much longer
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Looks good.
Looks like 9 weeks from seed. Time in flowering is the metric that matters. A plant will be ready for harvest 8 to 10 weeks after the start of flowering. Watch the trichomes for your preferred harvest timing.
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Those white pistols need to turn orange and begin to shrivel back a bit. You have a ways to go still. She’s a beauty though!!
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Gonna be real nice and frosty. I agree with awhile to go.
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Yes still aways i agree white pistols @CaliKronic
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So I need some input it’s my first time using roots organic seems to be doing good after I got the watering Down just wondering what the runoff should be at cause it seems to be living the high feeding I’ve been given her compared to my last run and should I switch to straight coco or I was thinking dwc
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So i think she is looking cloudy and smelling ready…need to start getting ready for the next run…I might just get another tent
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Cali, this plant is not ready. 2 more weeks minimum. Unless you want headache racy weed. 90% of ALL pistils need to turn brown and recede which has been offered by FOD above. Then you start looking at the trichs and wait for most of them on the buds to be milky and a bit of amber. If you like more sedative effects, wait til 15-30% amber then chop. I would hate for you to be upset with an unripe harvest.
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Don’t chop yet! She gorgeous but not close yet. When all of those white pistils turned amber and recede back into the bud then start checking the trichomes. I’d hate to see you make it this far and jump the gun!
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Just read your post 
same thoughts!
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Yup, I was like NOooooo, don’t chop that beautiful lady yet.
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So I need some advice… another tent for the the photo I just flipped or just let the auto ride it out wit her…
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I put autos in with my photos all the time. Light hours don’t negatively effect them.
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I was jus thinking room wise I’m only in a 2.7x2.7
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Oh. It’s tight. I like to train them wire down to the container edges to spread them out.
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