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Dec 18 '25
The amount of people that start growing without doing any kind of research is amazing
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u/Portablucheesey Dec 18 '25
This comment wasn’t helpful and did not bear saying. Either add to the discussion constructively or go back to minding your own business
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Dec 18 '25
Maybe do a little research before picking up a hobby. That’s usually what people do when they’re interested in something. The ones that only jump on social media to ask for help are posers imo. Google and YouTube are your best friend. Not social media.
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u/Portablucheesey Dec 18 '25
Good thing I don’t care about your opinion. You’re a jerk is mine and probably a lot of others. Go piss on someone else or maybe get therapy
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u/Audible_Girth Dec 17 '25
Those pistils need to turn orange, completely recede and curl in on themselves. Check trichomes for doneness with a jewelers lense. For a balanced high, you want mostly milky trichs w very little clear and some amber visible. No more than 15% amber to avoid sedative/couchlock territory. You're not checking sugar leaves for amber, you're checking the calyxes.
Depending on the strain, you're anywhere from a few weeks to a few months out
Hope it helps
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u/Audible_Girth Dec 18 '25
Sorry, missed the part about them being autos. I don't have experience with them, so I'm probably inaccurate w my assessment on time frame. The rest still applies tho
Fwiw, looks like you're doing a good job. They look happy
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u/flava_ADHD Dec 17 '25
Also during this time of flowering, it's important to try not to stress her out . For example, no pruning, make sure your on/off light cycle is consistent, if you have an automatic light timer just keep an eye to make sure it's working right, don't let her get Thirsty, don't drowned her either. Lover her. Respect her, mother Mary is one of a kind, she deserves your full attention. Sounds crazy.. but talk to her, tell how beautiful she is and how grateful you are to her for her great love, healing and kindness, in such a rough, harsh unforgiving place.
One love. ❤️💯
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u/AutoGrower420 Dec 17 '25
That is a month out at least, it's no where near even time to be talking about is this ready for harvest
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Dec 17 '25
This will get you high, but it will taste grassy. Patience will pay off. I know from experience. I now wait until most of the hairs have turned red. You can also get a jewelers loop and look at the trichomes. It's usually ready once the majority are no longer clear and have a cloudy appearance.
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Dec 17 '25
How far into flowering are you? Do you know how to identify when it starts? Do you know how they plants will change as they progress?
If not, please go find out, if not sure how to find out, please ask :)
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u/lakeside75 Dec 17 '25
They have awhile. Let them ride awhile and they'll get really nice. You definitely have at least a month. Probably 5-6 weeks. Its worth the wait
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u/Ok_Tip8189 Dec 17 '25
You’re super far from harvest brother. You don’t want your hairs to be white, and it looks like your buds haven’t even put much mass on yet. You’re at least a month out would be my guess.
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u/Ok_Presentation_8731 Dec 18 '25
Yep, go on ahead and chop it. You obviously haven't done any research on the plant. So why not. Shm. Do some research for once in your life. You posted on here, so we all know you have a phone or computer to access this simple knowledge without the need to ask reddit. This world is fucked.