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Aye we will. As I said before your experience with growing means you can't really compare it with new growers attempting re-vegging when a lot of them still don't have a full understanding of basic cannabis growing. I'll maintain that overwatering and other problems can occur during re-vegging...

This is an old thread. My friend does not own his own lab and therefore does not have a chromatography machine. What I ment by a variation was that my friend was conducting experiments in his own home. I'm not sure what you mean by tests, he did not perform a scientific study. If you are...

Well yeah but there is much debate on that topic, which isn't really that relevant to this thread since there are many arguments for and against. Most importantly imo, there is no scientific proof that prolonged periods of darkness (whatever that literally means) kick starts the flowering...

Perhaps you have more experience than most people who ask for help in this section. I'm not saying re-vegging is brain surgery but it is not something I would ever recommend a new grower to do. If you have a few (I'd recommend several) grows on your back and you have a proper setup and you know...

You have to be careful with how you harvest the plant if you want a proper re-veg without problems and without too reduced 2nd yield. Most new growers might chop too many leaves off thereby drowning the plant. You also need to leave enough bud sites on the plant to allow for new growth. Watering...

A plant will not re-veg by giving it 24h of light to change a light schedule. Yes it might get slightly stressed, which is unavoidable when you change light schedule while growing but it won't have any lasting effect. The plant will only re-veg if you change the darkness period as well and only...

Best is to leave the light on from ~6AM to ~6AM next day. Plants tend to get stressed when the darkness period is too long or too short (broken up). It's better to just have a temporary (1 day in your case) period with the light on and then get back into the 12h darkness, that way you will not...

It's not recommendable for a new grower to fiddle with re-vegging. It can pose a lot of problems and the plants need more than average attention, there is not much room for error. If you choose to do it anyway, search the forum for 're-veg', 're-vegging' etc. There are a lot of good threads on...

Alright guys calm down, let's stop the OT banter and get back on topic.

The trichomes continue to develop even after you harvest. But it doesn't mean that you can harvest early and let the trichomes mature while you dry & cure since your buds will not be fully developed and you'll end up with airy/small/underdeveloped buds. I cannot give you a precise answer...

You cannot harvest based on the colour of the pistils. Read this sticky for an easy harvest: https://www.rollitup.org/harvesting-curing/516184-trichomes-harvesting.html

If you see hardly any clear, mostly cloudy and a few amber it's a good time to harvest. You might be able to let your plants flower a few days to a week more or so, but I wouldn't let them flower more than that if you are seeing mostly cloudy a few amber. You can leave some of the smaller...

I don't know where Logan Edwards (the author of the article you posted) gets his information from but CBN does not produce a couch lock high. CBN is the only cannabinoid not derived from an enzymatic process (it's not produced by the plant), it's a degradation product of THC by way of oxidation...

No I don't chop of any part of the stem really (if possible). I take off the top nugs, damaging the plant as little as possible. You can easily harvest the top part (leaving as many branches and stems intact as you can) without killing the plant. Thereby retaining branches where I can and...

I think you still have a week or so left, based on the images and the info. If you can, I'd advise you get a loupe or a microscope, they are fairly inexpensive and they can really help a lot. I'd leave those plants you can't harvest and process in the flowering room. I usually harvest my...

Yeah I see three amber trichomes there. Have you checked all over the plant? Chop chop if you have :)

Curing your weed for 3-5 days is not advisable really, it's far too short a time for a proper cure. Most experienced growers cure for about a 2 weeks to month at least. The longer you can cure the better really, since curing weed acts like storing good wine, it just keeps improving with age if...

Alright, well let them flower for a few more weeks but keep a close eye on them, sometimes the trichomes can 'change' rather quickly :weed:

You seem to have brushed against the trichomes, most heads are off. Those 3 heads which are visible show clear, no sign of cloudy. Without more info I would say you are 3-4 weeks from peak harvest.

Seems to be a combination of cloudy and clear trichomes as far as I can see from the images. You should let your plant(s) flower a bit more, hard to be specific without more info (length of flowering so far, strain etc.) but I would say at least 2 weeks as I see no amber trichomes and still...