Thanks againOh no the F word. Have you done any research here on flushing? I'm in coco and I feed right up until I turn my lights off for 36 hrs before I chop. Most people these days realized that starving or flushing her for a week or two before harvest isn't beneficial in any way. Imo flushing is for toilets or when you have a build up around your roots.
It's each to their own. Personally I flush. I envy those who don't need to.
Hey man! Ladies are looking good
Flushing is a controversial subject
Both myself and Bill use the trichomes as a guide when to harvest. This is quite a common practise.
Seeing as I flush, I aim to flush a week or so before I want to harvest.
For a sativa, this would be when the majority of the trichomes are cloudy.
For an indica, I might wait for some more amber to appear before flushing for a more couch lock high.
Whether you decide to flush or not, I'd recommend going by the trichomes. If you don't flush its simpler, you just chop when you are happy with the trichomes. If you do flush, you need to start a little before your trichomes are where you want them to be
Where is the article you mentioned @Heraldo
How much longer I was thinking a week and a halfHey man! Ladies are looking good
Flushing is a controversial subject
Both myself and Bill use the trichomes as a guide when to harvest. This is quite a common practise.
Seeing as I flush, I aim to flush a week or so before I want to harvest.
For a sativa, this would be when the majority of the trichomes are cloudy.
For an indica, I might wait for some more amber to appear before flushing for a more couch lock high.
Whether you decide to flush or not, I'd recommend going by the trichomes. If you don't flush its simpler, you just chop when you are happy with the trichomes. If you do flush, you need to start a little before your trichomes are where you want them to be
It's hard to tell because you really need to zoom in a little on the trichomes. But I'm not seeing many amber trichomes in there. If i recall Super Skunk is Indica-dominant, so depending on what sort of high you want, depends on when to chop. If it were me, i'd wait until I see some more amber trichomes, and aim to chop at ~30% amber. But this is down to personal preference and how much of a couch lock high you want. The more amber, the more you'll sink into that couch. There are also a fair amount of white pistils still which is also a less accurate indicator that it may still have a way to go.
Beautiful and frosty 
Nice! I can see there are more amber pistils compared to your Week 6 pics which would suggest they are maturing. Still not many amber trichomes though so i'd still say around 2 weeks.I believe that is the wrong pic here is one at 7 weeks
Btw you should check out my photoperiod super skunk in the window in winter it’s doing really well and no one has checked out I’m supersized
Btw you should all check out my window grow in the winterStrain: super skunk
Planted October 20th
Flipped December 17th
Light: 2000 watt full spectrum reduced to 900 watt during bloom cycle
Veg nutrients:compost tea(compost, alfalfa, kelp, epsom salt, molasses) coconut water, urine as liquid feeding. Used coffee grinds, egg shells, compost, alfalfa, kelp as top feeding
Bloom nutrients: compost tea(compost, kelp, alfalfa, epsom, molasses, and honey) coconut water as liquid nutrients. Compost kelp alfalfa as top feeding
Notes: overall great other than the leaf tips being bulgy burnt into week 5 day 2 so far and nothing to complain about. I feel like it should smell a little bit more though
