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Flowering stages for autoflowering plants

Thank you again. I am in no hurry and planned on drying for a month. As I am writing now, i do have a question…. Should I continue with nutrients for possibly another couple weeks? I know I am suppose to flush 10 to 14 days prior to harvest but as I am learning, the harvest date is a variable decided by the plant. Thanks agin, have a wonderful holiday.
 
Don't bother flushing.

Focus on the environment and your plants health.

I used to dry for long periods when growing to outdoor seasons and living on the coast, what's important is slow and not overdried. 7 days is slow enough. Read the tutorial on drying & curing and if you can follow that schedule you'll do great.
 
Don't bother flushing.

Focus on the environment and your plants health.

I used to dry for long periods when growing to outdoor seasons and living on the coast, what's important is slow and not overdried. 7 days is slow enough. Read the tutorial on drying & curing and if you can follow that schedule you'll do great.
 
IMHO the flush is just bro science. I've harvested with a flush and w/o. couldn't tell a difference either way. The flush is not necessary but doesn't hurt if you want to do it.
 
I think it just about time for harvest. Checked on the plant today and I think I am within a day or two. I don’t want to go too early. Does anyone agree it is just about time?
 

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They don't look ready yet. Lots of nice white straight pistols which indicates to me still a while to go.

Has the watering dropped off much? Once their water uptake drops right off that means growth has slowed right down but you should be watching the trichome development at that stage. Look closely at the trichomes where they are most dense, on the buds and not the leaves, and see what their color is indicating.
 
hello old timer..agree with most everyone else..75% amber pistols with milky trichomes..hasnt failed me..your plants and buds look pretty good to me.. remember this...this is a fucking weed in natural world..dont overthink
 
Spent time back in the “When to Harvest “ site literature … hopefully I understand better what to look for …. I thought I was closer due to the change from one day to the next… all in time … thanks to all for the guidance
 
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