I think its time to harvest this bagseed. Yes or no? Yesterday was start of week 7.
Im thinking tomorrow harvest morning.
Im thinking tomorrow harvest morning.
I think its time to harvest this bagseed. Yes or no? Yesterday was start of week 7.
Im thinking tomorrow harvest morning.
Do they look dry to you?Are the flowers dry already?
Do they look dry to you?
If the inner trichomes (not directly exposed to light) were just as amber, I would have harvested before those pics were taken. Anyone have a strain go past 15% amber (inner trichomes, not outer) and NOT be sleepy?
I agree with you. In the past, I harvested with 10-15% amber and was told by many it was too soon. I now plan to use the following advice. We are vindicated it seems:
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=176754
"What do you look for?
A capitate-stalked glandular trichome looks like a mushroom under a microscope or loupe. There are other trichomes,but that’s the one that holds most of your THC. I’m looking for a fully developed mushroom head that is clear, just starting to turn opaque - certainly not turning amber, which is a sign that your THC is turning into cannabinol (CBN).
We harvest when 60% of the trichomesare ripe and 40% are just starting to get ripe. Once everything is properly dried, cured, and stored, those trichomes that weren’t fully ripened should pretty much be at their peak."
Yarrrr!I find that If I harvest with lots of amber the weed is actually weaker than with all cloudy and some clear trichs.
I find that if you let them go amber too much you lose the psychoactive effect and you just get a tired, meaningless stone without any euforia.
The strongest weed I get is with clear and cloudy trichs just when a few are starting to turn amber.