Havest or not?? Pics

shwamie

Active Member

• Sep 29, 2007

• #1

Hey guys. Would appreciate some input from some veterans here . As you might know this is my first successful solo grow outside. So havin a little rough time decideing when to Harvest them. These are Haze plants, both are about 7.5 weeks flowering. I was thinking Oct. 15th would be my harvest date, bringing the grow up to 10 weeks. What do yall think? Please reply, cuz if this is the case ill have to stop ferting them next couple days! Shit for all i know they willl be rdy sooner.

 

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shwamie

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• Sep 29, 2007

• #2

some more pics to help to help w/ the decision making.

Sorry pics are a lil bit, 1000 dollar camera and it zooms for shit, and
takes monsterous pics.

 

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Mr.Pyrex

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• Sep 29, 2007

• #3

Nice!, im not really one to make the call but from what i see it looks really close to harvest,

 

mattso101

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• Sep 29, 2007

• #4

If its The Origanal Haze from dutchman seed then you still gpt alot of waiting bud try december. but I doubt you have this strain of Haze I would let it go as long as weather permits Haze is a long flowering plant unless its been crossed to bring down the flower time

 

natmoon

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• Sep 29, 2007

• #5

I would agree with mattso101 leave it if possible to flower for 12 weeks

P.S. they is looking nice and tight by the way and very healthy.

 

shwamie

Active Member

• Sep 29, 2007

• #6

mattso101 said:

If its The Origanal Haze from dutchman seed then you still gpt alot of waiting bud try december. but I doubt you have this strain of Haze I would let it go as long as weather permits Haze is a long flowering plant unless its been crossed to bring down the flower time

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I'm not exactly sure they are 100% Haze, they could be crossed, Because I got them from a Friend who bought them. So because i didnt actually buy them from the company, I cant be 100% possitive. It has all Characteristics of Haze plant. Gold tinged buds, legy stems etc.

Anyways, anyone else have a opinion as to if these are done? More opinions the better, I wanna make this harvest count ya know! thanx for the responses thus far.

 

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shwamie

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• Sep 29, 2007

• #7

FYI 2nd pic on my previous post, that 3rd plant on the left is a unknown indica. It started a month after the haze, on like sept. 3rd. and its growing really fast now, i was worried it was gunna be shit. but looks actually nice.
heres two pics i got of it. Just cuz... well pictures are always cool!

 

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natmoon

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• Sep 29, 2007

• #8

They are not indica and at the least they are a hybrid of a sativa/indica cross.
The leaves are to pointy and theres to much space in between them

 

jmruva

Active Member

• Sep 29, 2007

• #9

I would say that Oct 15 is a good target date, you are at least a couple weeks away by looking at them. But you just never know till then. You may find that Oct 15th you need another week. I would be real surprised though, if you have to wait til December. I think you will have them up by then.


Get yorself a 30X magnifier, go to the harvesting and curiong threads and learn how to check when to harvest by checking your trichromes, read FDD2BLK's tutorial on harvesting. After that youll know just when to harvest. All the info is there.

 

shwamie

Active Member

• Sep 30, 2007

• #10

Anyone else think the 15th is a good target date?

 

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fdd2blk

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• Sep 30, 2007

• #11

i'd go 2 more weeks.

 

timfbmx

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• Sep 30, 2007

• #12

the 15'th sounds about right... But if the weather is good I'd leave em outside longer then that. They are good size but they will get rock hard in 2-4 more weeks. Just be patient... But definantly wait atleast till the 15'th. Theres my 2 cents...

 

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FastImpala

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• Sep 30, 2007

• #13

Id leave em out as long as you can. 15th sounds good but you should re evaluate come the 15th.

 

madcow

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• Sep 30, 2007

• #14

I'm cutting mine on the 15th this morning it was just below freezing with a touch of fog and frost when i put the girls outside,they actually seemed to like it they got covered in an almost frosty dew...I have to much time on my hands needless to say the temp went up fast and they were happy all day.

 

shwamie

Active Member

• Oct 1, 2007

• #15

Awesome thanks a lot guys. made my life easier!... ill go for the 15th, and at that time can go longer if need be! thanks again!!!

 

madcow

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• Oct 1, 2007

• #16

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