ViparSpectra
Well-Known Member
1. Flower buds, harvest at 50%~70% of the flower buds to obtain the maximum THC concentration.
2. Observe the white drop-shaped body. These white droplets are transparent at first, then they will grow to a milky white like plastic, and then they will grow to brownish yellow. The milky white droplets have the highest concentration of THC. When all the droplets turn milky white, it is best to harvest cannabis when there is a small amount of brownish-yellow.
3. Looking at the leaves, the oldest large leaves of marijuana entering the flowering period will first wither and yellow, and then the new leaves around the flower buds. The marijuana can be harvested when about 70% of the new leaves are yellow.
The specific time for harvesting marijuana is still up to the growers themselves. Those who pursue the excitement effect can harvest it slightly in advance; the growers who pursue the quiet effect can postpone the harvest.
Hope it could help you, and welcome to discuss with us.
2. Observe the white drop-shaped body. These white droplets are transparent at first, then they will grow to a milky white like plastic, and then they will grow to brownish yellow. The milky white droplets have the highest concentration of THC. When all the droplets turn milky white, it is best to harvest cannabis when there is a small amount of brownish-yellow.
3. Looking at the leaves, the oldest large leaves of marijuana entering the flowering period will first wither and yellow, and then the new leaves around the flower buds. The marijuana can be harvested when about 70% of the new leaves are yellow.
The specific time for harvesting marijuana is still up to the growers themselves. Those who pursue the excitement effect can harvest it slightly in advance; the growers who pursue the quiet effect can postpone the harvest.
Hope it could help you, and welcome to discuss with us.