How much longer??

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AlaskanAutoGrower420

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I usually wait til the pistils are 50% amber color. Thats usually when the trichomes are all cloudy and non amber. This is perfect for me at least, everyones different. They need a bit more ways to go still bud
 
TwoTokeSmoke

TwoTokeSmoke

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Here is a picture of the whole plant.
Tomorrow will be exactly 9 weeks since the day it was flipped over to 12/12.
 
J Bleezy

J Bleezy

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You can't always tell by the pistols, some strains are different. Microscope is your best bet. Although, I don't use a microscope anymore, the buds will have a tinge (not sure if that's the correct word I'm looking for) to them under the hps when they're ready.
 
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AlaskanAutoGrower420

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J Bleezy said:
You can't always tell by the pistols, some strains are different. Microscope is your best bet. Although, I don't use a microscope anymore, the buds will have a tinge (not sure if that's the correct word I'm looking for) to them under the hps when they're ready.
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true, but most of the time you can tell when the buds have fattened up and about 50-60% of the hair turn amber. You can use your phone and focus it pretty good, i just tried that out lol
 
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AlaskanAutoGrower420

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J Bleezy said:
Yeah. I just got this one on my phone. It seems like the best way is to take a decently close pic with flash on, then go to your gallery and look at the picture, zoom in on the pic and then take a screen shot (if you want a picture of it).
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Nice, i just opened in new tab and am looking at the trichs
 
TwoTokeSmoke

TwoTokeSmoke

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Thanks everyone for the input, I will give her a little more time and keep a close eye on the triches.... She smells awesome, a VERY heavy smell of lemons and citrus.
I can't wait to taste this after it is cured out.
 
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