When to cut CDB strain and other plants also?

[Organic Weed]

Hello Folk
I'm on day 53 of flowering counted from the 12/12 switch for this CDB Shark Shock/CDB Crew under 280 W Led.
I've heard that CDB strains shall be cut when most trics are milky and only a few clear and none amber. Is that correct? The sed bank is giving 8 weeks to this lady (56 days), knowing that that's just an estimate.

What do you suggest? I've a 30x lens and will start looking at the trics but what's your opinion?

This is the Critical + from DINAFEM, under the same 280 W light, also day 53 flower form switch. DINAFEm says it should be ready by day 50 but I would guess it needs another 10 days to have at least some amber, what do you think?

I have also other strains (Northern Light and OG Kush) under the same lamp and will post them as things gets closer to final day.

 

[Pigeons420]

You have a beautiful girl there!

looks like she has a couple more weeks. She will double in size during that time.

I'm sure someone will comment. But I was under the impression you want more ambers then clear and Milky for CBD. THC is a primarily milky trichomes with just a splash of Amber. but I'm sure someone will pipe up.

You're doing great keep it up!

 

[Organic Weed]

Hello people... Only Pigeons has something to say? Does anybody know when is the best time to cut a 1:1 THC:CDB strain? Better more amber or more milky to enhance CBD properties? Or better balanced? I usually cut regular THC strains with 10-20% amber

 

[Conradino23]

Maturation doesn't influence CBD production. It's all in the genes. Actually if you test a 4 week seedling you can check for CBD content. Going more amber you'll only influence CBN content as this is broken THC-A.