I took a couple of more photos today. I think i will give her 1 more week. I know its hard to ell by watching a photo but....do u guys think that would be to early?
Only you can really know this I'm afraid. You have to watch two things - the pistil hair colours and the trichome spheres because each represent two different things. The pistil hair colours show the overall 'ripeness' of the plant, ie how many of it's flower buds or calyxs are dying and have therefore reached their peak ripeness. The problem with watching the pistil hairs is, the plant continues growing and producing new and fresh flower buds with white hairs and as long as the plant is kept alive, it will continue producing new buds as older ones die off. What that basically means is, the plant goes through a 'window' of peak ripness, ie there are optimum times when the plant overall is at peak ripness and more pistils are dying off than new ones being produced. This 'window' varies depending on strain, but generaly speaking Indicas have about a 2 week window and Sativas 2-4 with hybrids anywhere inbetween.
Against the 'peak ripeness' as indicated by the pistil hairs you have to ofset the trichome sphere colours. As more of the pistil hairs die off, the trichome spheres will also change from clear to cloudy to amber to opaque brown.
So as you can see, harvesting the plant in its entirety is a balance between 'peak ripeness' and trichome sphere colour. What you should be aiming to do is chop the plant whilst as many of the trichome spheres are 50/50 clear cloudy and before any turn amber and whilst the plant is in its 'peak ripeness' window, which is shown by the pistil hair colours. Obviously if you're chopping early, then you may have to sacfrifice some 'peak ripeness' and therefore yield, to get the 50/50 you want.
