Buddah Blue Cheese- Are they ready?

Hi,
I am not sure the estimate time of flowering month and half,
I see all brown and receeding although some odd whites are coming.
Please see pics and thanks in advance.





























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Is it "crispy"? Looks like maybe another 2 weeks if you can keep her alive.

Nah the leaves are still green tbh, only few crispy bits i ussualy take all fan leaves as they get big, picked all the popcorn crap from botton and fresh is still growing. Cheers

Edit:
The crisper bits are more at the top of the plants.
I just watered them again today.

hard to tell, use a digital camera.

anyway, advice.. buds will produce hairs and it'll appear they all turn color. then after this more hairs begin appearing if all is well in the soil, the calyxes swell as these new thicker hairs grow and when they turn color you can be sure you have a ripe plant. that being said you'll want a microscope or jewellers loupe in the future.

Just buy this and chop when the plant is the ripeness you desire

Look at this on eBay http://www.ebay.com/itm/351537026302

All hairs are brown and reeceed only a few are white
With the scope do u pick a bud and look at the hairs? Cheers

No you look at the tricomes specifically how far along they have matured.

Ok so trichomes on the sugar leaves and where the brown hairs come out on that part. I grabbed a 10 megapixel with macroshot, so should be able to take some quailty photos once the batteries have charged.

What u think about this bud?

Bowtieguy77 said:

Just buy this and chop when the plant is the ripeness you desire

Look at this on eBay http://www.ebay.com/itm/351537026302

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I have one of these. It works great when you set it on a flat surface and place whatever you want to look at under it. However; it is very difficult to focus holding it while using. A loupe works much better if you want to just take a peak without removing anything from the plant.

dargd1 said:

I have one of these. It works great when you set it on a flat surface and place whatever you want to look at under it. However; it is very difficult to focus holding it while using. A loupe works much better if you want to just take a peak without removing anything from the plant.

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What u think about the above picture i snipped it off the top of one of them as it looked like it was degrading from the top, cheers

Thetrainwreck said:

What u think about the above picture i snipped it off the top of one of them as it looked like it was degrading from the top, cheers

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Its kinda hard to tell from those photos. It looks like there are quite a bit of cloudy trichs which is good, maybe even some amber upper left part of the photo on the edge of that greener leaf; but I can't tell for sure.

dargd1 said:

Its kinda hard to tell from those photos. It looks like there are quite a bit of cloudy trichs which is good, maybe even some amber upper left part of the photo on the edge of that greener leaf; but I can't tell for sure.

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So its kinda ready, I mean i can see a few ambers, and looks cloudy.
Ill see if i can get more photos tonight

I don't ever recommend to anyone when to harvest. I have along way to go before I will be ready to offer that kind of advise...lol

You need to zoom in about twice as much as the last picture to really tell. You can't really see the actual individual trichomes to tell how far along they are. Just from what I can see it looks close but still need closer trich pictures.

Bowtieguy77 said:

You need to zoom in about twice as much as the last picture to really tell. You can't really see the actual individual trichomes to tell how far along they are. Just from what I can see it looks close but still need closer trich pictures.

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Isit possible to edit posts?