12 weeks into flower, think she’s done too?

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Username85

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So here’s my 2nd plant from this grow cycle. Wanted to get opinions if she’s ready (just chopped first plant from this cycle so figure this one may be close too)
This plant is still showing a few white pistils, I can’t tell if it’s from foxtailing, if I even have foxtailing, or if she’s just not ready yet.
I cut feed from 3/4 tsp to 1/4 tsp cha-Ching and she’s starting to yellow pretty quickly.
So, is she ready for the chop or another week or two??
 

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Budzbuddha

Budzbuddha

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Looks about as best as it gonna get … there is a lot of larf tho…. Mains are the most mature.
You could technically take down the biggest buds ( harvest ) and leave the mid / lowers to try to finish a little more.

Or you can drop light cycle down to 10/14 to “ force finish “ it. ( another week ).

What’s up with the string
 
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Username85

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Budzbuddha said:
Looks about as best as it gonna get … there is a lot of larf tho…. Mains are the most mature.
You could technically take down the biggest buds ( harvest ) and leave the mid / lowers to try to finish a little more.

Or you can drop light cycle down to 10/14 to “ force finish “ it. ( another week ).

What’s up with the string
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Thanks for the input, I’ll have to decide if I take it all or leave the larf. Was planning to hang the whole plant to slow down dry time.
Lol the string was poor planning on my part-I had a net set up for the buds, but had to get rid of it when I up potted-had to resort to tying branches where I could for support
 
twentyeight.threefive

twentyeight.threefive

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Username85 said:
So here’s my 2nd plant from this grow cycle. Wanted to get opinions if she’s ready (just chopped first plant from this cycle so figure this one may be close too)
This plant is still showing a few white pistils, I can’t tell if it’s from foxtailing, if I even have foxtailing, or if she’s just not ready yet.
I cut feed from 3/4 tsp to 1/4 tsp cha-Ching and she’s starting to yellow pretty quickly.
So, is she ready for the chop or another week or two??
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If you aren't in a rush give it another week and chop. It wouldn't be the end of the world if you had to chop now though.
 
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