how to know when to harvest cannabis

The simplest and quickest way to know is by examining the pistils, or long hairs, that cover the plant’s buds. At the onset of flowering, these pistils are …

The best way to tell when to harvest is by using a microscope; if you don’t have one, wait until its pistils are more or less all brown and then wait another …

When in doubt, harvest cannabis when the plants trichomes are primarily cloudy and a little amber, rather than a mixture of clear and cloudy.

When your plant has trichomes with half clear color, then it’s time to harvest, and the buds are at its best stage with better potency. Amber- …

As a rule of thumb, indica plants are ready for harvesting after eight weeks, while sativas need ten weeks. Autoflowers require 7-10 weeks in …

The pistil method is used to check the color of the hairs protruding from your green nugs. As the flowering stage begins, you’ll notice …

After your plants have been in flower for about 8 to 10 weeks in spect the trichomes. The plant is ready for harvest when the trichomes go from clear to cloudy …

The color contrast between white and red/orange/brown makes it simple to see when the flower is ready to be picked. When 70-90% of the pistils …

The most obvious indicator of when a cannabis plant is ready to harvest is the changing colors of the fan leaves. During the flowering stages, …

The number of days in flower will vary by strain. Typically, indica plants will be ready for harvest in approximately 50 days to 60 days. Sativa plants can stay …