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When do plants stop growing in means of yield?

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sparemeartemis

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I am trying to find out what is the exact point when plants stop growing in yield, as it will be my determining factor will I harvest my plants tonight. My plants have currently 90% of the hairs colored as amber, thricomes are about 80-100% cloudy. Many of the leaves and sugar leaves have turned to lime or yellow colour (and everything between the gradient of those two) and are full of thricomes. I sampled out the weed, and the effects were amazing. The strong smell has also significantly decreased. They look very ripe as well. Plants strain is NL x Skunk (Indica/Sativa hybrid), Big Bud. I'm on the week 9 (and 2 days), strain's harvest window is around 6-8 weeks in flowering. I had to postpone the initial harvest as I thought my plants were not developing in the right time window due the lack of phosphorus in the middle of the flowering cycle. However, I have not noticed any amber colour developing in the thricomes itself. Do my plants grow anymore in means of yield, or should I go for harvest?
 
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2-3 weeks after you should have harvested them to smoke. This is for seed production. The quantity of THC will decrease after the harvest window and CBN will increase.

http://www.growweedeasy.com/harvest

Reread your post if your not making seeds you need to harvest. Have you flushed or are you in super soil?
 
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Tazard said:
2-3 weeks after you should have harvested them to smoke. This is for seed production. The quantity of THC will decrease after the harvest window and CBN will increase.

http://www.growweedeasy.com/harvest

Reread your post if your not making seeds you need to harvest. Have you flushed or are you in super soil?
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I have been flushing about 11 days. Not organic, but soil. So, cut down?

I found this information online that when resin glands are fully developed the buds stop growing in size. Is it meant
that once they are full milky-white?
 
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You will likely have a good strong physical effect with 90-100% of the pistols amber and nearly all the trichs milky especially since it's an Indica hybrid.
 
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