Hey guys how long do you think I must wait before I reap? I am growing outdoors organic no till

[Gonzo grower]

How long do you think

 

[StoneOtter]

Hey Gonzo, about 48 inches.

 

[MochaBud]

@Gonzo grower

How long do you think

Basically you came on here with no pics, no info, hell are even growing cannabis?

 

[Gonzo grower]

Aweah,lol ...humble apologies for not sharing a pic previously, ma phone can be problematic. Strain is wonder woman, Nirvana

 

[bluter]

are you going by trichs ?
they still look a couple weeks out i'd say,

 

[SmokingWings]

Is that a photo from just today or yesterday? The date in the corner of the photo is from the end of January.

If the photo is over a month ago try taking a new one so the group can see the way the flower buds look.

 

[MochaBud]

Aweah,lol ...humble apologies for not sharing a pic previously, ma phone can be problematic. Strain is wonder woman, Nirvana

Oh, so you are growing cannabis

Well, if, you're growing in organics, what, if anything have you fed them? Because damn, they look hungry

Even in organics you want to feed/water them...I use organics outside for my fruits and veggies, and I use Earths Alive soil activator and feed them organic teas, made from waste products...banana peels, egg shells, ground up fish guts and bones, used coffee grinds, and microbial networks love either blackstrap "unsulfured" molasses, or the Gramas "unsulfured" molasses...I also mix some Fox Farms Big Bloom in with my teas, it's basically just bat guano and worm castings

So hurry up and feed her quick ...BTW, how far along is she?

 

[Baker1053]

How long do you think

I've usually seen it last as much As 3 months outdoors.
I've found that they grow bigger outside as well give her plenty of room.

 

[Anny Tang]

Don't know if this can help you:
Hairy inflorescences are small glands found between flowers, and their shape and structure play a very important role in determining whether the plant is ready for harvest. These structures are too small to be seen with the naked eye, so a small magnification tool is needed to enable cannabis growers to see them correctly, because not only their presence indicates that the plant is ready for harvest, but their structure also indicates this. The structure of the plant. A good indication of the potency of cannabinoid accumulation. The turbid and milky appearance of the trichomes indicates that the plant has a very high content of THC embedded in the plant matrix, indicating that it is the right time to harvest.

 

[StoneOtter]

Aweah,lol ...humble apologies for not sharing a pic previously, ma phone can be problematic. Strain is wonder woman, Nirvana

That's a beauty Gonzo! Still plenty of time left. Weeks maybe. Wait for the hairs to mostly go from white to brown or get a loop and go for trichome color. I'm an all milky and harvest guy. Maybe a tiny bit of amber.