harvesting problem

ive got 2xbudda seeds red dwarf and 1xjoint doctors easy ryder on the go.ive just noticed on the easy ryder packet it says 10/11 weeks from seed!!(i think red dwarf takes 9weeks from seed?)my 2 red dwarf are now 53 days old from seed and will be ready for the chop in about 10 days time and my easy ryder is 57days old and looks like she will be ready for the chop in 17-24 days time!my red dwarf pistols are turning orange and the trics are turning milky whilst the easy ryders pistols aint browing and the trics are clear.i was planning on using my grow tent to dry the buds with intake/outake fans on but if my easy ryder still aint ready then what can i do?the only other place i can dry my red dwarf is outside the grow tent in my spare bedroom but theres no air circulation.would it be ok to let the red dwarf go 1week longer till the easy ryder is ready for the chop?if i knew easy ryder took this long to flower i wouldnt of botherd!arghhhh,this is doing my head in!any suggestions or advice would be appreciated.

the first 2pics are group shots with the easy ryder at the front,red dwarf at the back.3rd pic is red dwarf cola,4th pic easy ryder cola,5th pic smaller red dwarf.

just dry in the spare room, you don't need intake and exhaust fans for a good dry... I wouldn't sacrifice going past the prime harvest time of the others just so the easyrder could cath up... if that were the case i would chop her early instead of over-ripening the others..

I would agree if you let them go to long they could herm on you. I would chop the ones ready and use your spare room cause choping the other early will give you lighter weight. Remember they gain all there wait in the last 2 weeks.

Ok guys,thanks for the advice,this is my second grow and I think I'm starting to get the hang of this.if anybody wants any info on nutrient schedule or the setup I used then drop me a line and I'll post it up.these autos really ain't that hard to grow.how these plants ain't legal yet baffles me?ps-thanks to this site for all the useful info!