Help needed

[Nimi009]

I don't know if it's time to crop.
it's about 1.5 months since i've put my plant into 12\12 flowering stage.
here's some pictures.

 

[preprodigy]

the best way to tell if a plant is ready to be harvested is to look at her trichomes, you want the heads to be a hazy- amber color. this is when plant is nice and ripe. a 75% amber to 15% milky 10% clear.

if your plants only been in flower for 1.5 months id imagine it has another 2-6 weeks depending on the strain.

 

[QueenTokelove]

Nim, what strains are you working with? Or is it bag seed? 1.5 months seems like what 6 weeks? Normally I think flowering goes on for 8-10 weeks sometimes a little longer depending on the strain you're working with. Do you have a scope to check out trichs? Need a little more info, friend.

 

[preprodigy]

Load your pics onto the forum properly. I clicked on your link and got some weird arabic crap......

I suggest you delete those links.

the advice was cool, but the arabic crap part was un needed, not to sound like a dick but you dont know what nationality this individual is. shit just isnt kosher.

 

[Nimi009]

ok. thanks friends for your replies.
i dont really know the strain because its from a bag seeds.
it's my first grow so i really dont know what to look for, I decided to buy a scope so i've drove to buy one. It was very easy to find one. but the real problem is that until I focus my scope it always move. maybe it's better to chop one flower and look?

 

[a4sheckler]

looks awesome id let them babies go another 3 or 4 weeks

 

[ggrant]

Hey Nim,

QueenTokeLove said:

Normally I think flowering goes on for 8-10 weeks sometimes a little longer depending on the strain you're working with. Do you have a scope to check out trichs? Need a little more info, friend.

She's right. 8 weeks minimum is required for flowering, with many strains requiring 10 weeks or more.

Get a maginfying glass or small pocket microscope and check out the trichomes,

and read this:

What are Trichomes? Trichome 101​

By the way, the last two weeks of flowering (whenever that is) usually brings about a large increase in trichome development. You don't want to miss this by harvesting too early!

 

[Nimi009]

ok so thats the update.
my plant have atleast 1\2 brown hairs, but in the little scope I didn't see very good so i don't know what to do.

 

[1970s Grower]

Cut a very small piece off one of the buds. Lay on a flat surface that doesn't move. Put scope over sample, check trichomes.