Better late than never

[Franksta]

Hey @Franksta !
Happy to see you!

Thanks I've been trying to post a little more lately. Hopefully I can get these done without too much problems

 

[BlueCollarBob]

I'm still learning this outdoor stuff and it's getting cooler down into the lower 50s at night and a few days of rain coming up soon so I figured I might need to pull them a little earlier than I usually would like

Looks great.

What do you look for to determine your preferred time to harvest? The trichomes look fully clouded. I think some people would target harvesting, now. Others like it to ripen more to varying degrees. I'm just curious what you like to see that tells you it's time to harvest.

 

[Franksta]

Looks great.

What do you look for to determine your preferred time to harvest? The trichomes look fully clouded. I think some people would target harvesting, now. Others like it to ripen more to varying degrees. I'm just curious what you like to see that tells you it's time to harvest.

Cloudy with about 10% ambers but I'm pretty used too indoors and these look way less developed which I expect to some degree

 

[BlueCollarBob]

Cloudy with about 10% ambers but I'm pretty used too indoors and these look way less developed which I expect to some degree

Thanks Franksta. I'm learning and am always curious about how people with experience approach stuff. I hope however you decide to time this harvest works out for you. I'm trying to let my outdoor plants mature longer than I was able to last year. I have them covered from the daily rain, but it has been a real challenge dealing with the humidity.

Good luck and thanks for sharing photos of your beautiful ladies.