Sour Diesel Finishing Early

[Allenpro]

I am growing Barneys Sour Diesel for the first time and I am not confident in my trich reading. I have a lovely plant going, I will surly grow this one again and I am using FloraFlex nutrients for the first time. I like it a lot so far, its better than Jacks but I have mostly cloudy trichomes on the calyx already, is it possible the nutrients speed up the flowering time? I am smoking some dried but not cured now and its a nice buzz, I am not easily distracted which is what I want. I have a dozen or so clones growing in a SOG so if I do harvest to early I have a good back up. In all my years of growing I still have no confidence in my judgement of when to harvest.
What do you think? This may be the one that makes me buy a digital microscope with a stand

[DabberDog]

Blow up the image you posted and tell us. Then go buy the microscope.

[DabberDog]

What I'm getting at is the leaves in the picture are crisp. The flower is blurry. Witness protection or something. Fine looking dope leaves but can't see the money.

[Ckbrew]

I think you should trust your judgment. They look good from here. You can see the trichs better than we can and if you like the effects then go for it. There is always the option of a staged harvest. I never grew out a plant and then tossed it because I didn't like it. I have found the digital microscopes take some work to get a good pix but a loupe will give you a good view with little effort.

[Orggrwr]

I had trouble getting a clear view of trics until I got a digital microscope. It was a game changer for me. Also comes in handy to search for pests, and just to play with.

[Bowhunterwoody]

Man I hate those little bastards.

[Gator]

What the hell is that??

[Orggrwr]

Those are spider mites from my greenhouse grow this past summer. Thankfully I've never had them indoors. The Borg!

[Smallgrow]

If you have a decent phone camera take a picture fully zoomed in , once you get a clear picture (which may be tricky without a tripod or something), zoom in on that picture. With today’s camera quality that is often enough to see the trichomes, no microscope needed.