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So keep doing what I'm doing and wait for the amber light?

PS Apologies for the poor pictures, I had to use my phone. I'll get some better ones soon.

Are the trichs the tiny jelly crystals? If so then yes I checked them and they are clear/cloudy but I want a couch lock so I need to wait for them to turn yellow but I'm worried because in the meantime the plant isn't looking great. A couple of the branches now need string to support them and...

4 months old to the day. Should I harvest? (pics) It looks like the branches are struggling with the weight of the buds and my instinct is telling me to minimise collateral damage and harvest now. The buds haven't got much bigger in the last 2 weeks, the leaves around the buds have crystals...

Nah I didn't splash it with nutes. I treat the soil, not the plant as they say. Slight smell today and looking great. I'm going for a couch lock buzz so how late do I leave it before harvest?

Any input?

Oh say something nice about the wee clone there.

How long before she starts to stink up the place?

I figured out the problem. When I overwatered the plant I decided to mix some perlite into the soil before repotting. This meant water consumption was greatly accelerated and I didn't allow for that. Basically the plant was dried out. I watered it and within an hour she was going green and...

I will have, I'm getting some tomorrow but I don't think it's wise to clone. It looks even worse now than it did when I first posted.

What about cloning, could I take a clone from it now?

TBH I have no idea. It's about 8" diameter and 10" tall. Soil is J Arthur Bowers multi purpose compost with added John Innes.

I use a moisture meter and only water when she is bone dry. The tomato feed is diluted per instructions. Besides, she was looking like that before I started using tomato feed so that isn't the problem.

What kind of burn?

It's an Indica Black Domina and it's around 90 days old. (I know, old enough to be budding) It has been in a cupboard for most of its life with limited light. I now have some space to nurse it but I wanted some input on where she's at and what I should do next. So far I've been using regular...

The whole plant is slightly yellow but I think it's over the worst. I trimmed away all the dead leaves and there are new ones appearing.

Update, the soil was dry pretty much to the bottom so I mixed some perlite with soil, repotted and gave it a water. I have the plant sat on a layer of perlite for extra drainage. Strange thing is I took a PH reading and it's gone to 7. It may be the perlite or the water, I'll check it again...

Should I mix perlite into the new soil when I repot to help prevent this happening again?

Course I don't mind. Because this has happened to my plant so early on I'm hoping if she recovers it won't affect yield too much. I think I might take the opportunity to repot as you say. Repot, a good water, and hopefully a survived plant.

Keep waiting, dry it up completely?