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Take a pic closer up, can’t really tell mich at that distance.
what did the breeders say for flower time ?
I assume you mean it’s Northern Lights strain?
if you have a loup or microscope, nows the time to use it to see the trichomes. A decent phone camera can zoom in close enough to see as well.
Have all the white hairs turn red/brown and curled ?
looks like a health plan BTW, well done.KIS mix organic living soil from Black Sallow soils in 7gal. pots
Black Swallow Organic Bloom mix top dress before flower.
Reusing soil with Black Swallow nutrient pack between grows
Maybe some compost teas
Blumat watering system
Microbial Mass and other microbial boosters(Wallace)
3x4x6’ tent
Photontek 465wpro
6” AC Infinity outdoor air in and out, humidifier, dehumidifier, heater, oscillating fan.
Inkbird controllers heat/humidity
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Maybe murphydrum has been lurking until his/her state went recreational? This is a knowledgable and amiable forum! The question is one any first time grower would have.
Check the percentage of pistils that have darkened and turned in. and percentage of trichomes turned from milky to amber. I use a jeweler's loupe to better visualize. l will now refer you to GWE's most excellent website to research and learn the answers as to what percentages. They're there. Easy to find.
Your plant looks good. Should be great bud.
(I had a Northern Lights auto 3 or 4 years ago that went five feet in the greenhouse - had a big yield of fine flower.
Don't forget to look at ALL the pics posted by Nebula of harvest ready buds.
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Zooming in on photo it appears the pistils are still white and standing up. Wait until they are brown/orange and curled in. Also check trichomes as Allotrope1000 tsugested.
In my opinion not ready but looks nice.
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