You are most welcome!
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Looking awesome there Grow Sis! Agree at least 3-5 days more. Immature buds/harvested too soon is a horrible buzz! Heart races, paranoia etc… made that mistake on my first harvest 
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Definitely don’t want that. I think I am going to wait another week and check the tricomes again. They will be 8 weeks of flower on the 6th. Unless there is some crazy reason to take them down sooner. I know a couple of them at least will probably go to the 10 week mark they are visibly behind the others. Just taking my time.
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Wow! Looking like a huge harvest!
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Yeah, I think so. They keep getting fatter. They are a little out of control. I have them tied up everywhere. Next time I need to figure out training or a trellis, I think. I have a bit of paranoia about bud rot since they are fat but 
They will be all good.
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Suggest a small fan blowing up from under, if you don’t already have one. (I think I may see on in the pic)
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Yeah, I have two of of the little low powered fans I had below the canopy and two above and the 6” in-line fan.
I have two that I think are close and the others a week or two behind them since they are just now bulking up.
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You are certainly getting close. Can I see a picture of just one plant, and just one bud?
I will try to pull her out. I think it’s just the one plant super close. Maybe one more…I was afraid to move her since I cobbled together keeping the lower buds up they got really heavy even on the bottom and had a lot of bent stems. Thanks for sticking with me and helping me through this grow.
Don’t move her. Just get closer.
Wow. She sure is pretty! She looks ready - at least ready enough for you to decide what kind of buzz you want. I’d say if you harvest now, she’ll be a tad speedy, but in 3-4 days, she’ll be high-power, and in a week, starting to develop some amber. Do you have this? Right now, I’d say you just into the window.
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Yes. Thank you. I think I may give her a bit more. I just am trying to make sense of the process. I appreciate your input. All of the charts have been really helpful but, it’s different I guess to see what others would do. Everyone has a preference and their own way. I am trying to follow folks with good results and imitate the best results. I know the others in the tent still need a week maybe even two or more. This one has no white hairs left on any of the branches. I was worried since I started to flush it has changed color very quickly and got a little crispy on the tips.
Yeah, the pressure of knowing that the decision in the end is yours alone. 
You’re doing great, and what you are seeing is her diverting the last of her reserves to the flowers in her last gasp effort to reproduce. If you wait too long you’ll be “racing the yellow death”.
If she were mine I’d chop by this time next week.
Good luck, and well done! I have really enjoyed watching your grow!
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I think I have the cure and chop plan ready. Let me know if anything stands out. A couple of these are questions if you don’t mind.
Cut branches and hang dry. I have a cardboard wardrobe box. Since my tents are still busy. Aim for 60 temp/ 60 rh I have a small fan for circulation don’t put it directly on the plants.
Let dry in the dark until the meter I bought for moisture (thanks for that tip) says 10-13% soft wood.
Trim off the leaves and small buds and put them in the freezer(?) for budder or something later.
Then jar dried buds, I have 12, 32 oz mason jars with lids and mini Hydrometers for each jar. Burp a couple times a day and humidity should be at 62% in the jars?
I bought a trim bin, rubber gloves, alcohol, and trimming scissors too. Also a pollen press for hash.
I have been researching this since this part I thought I would have more time to learn. I spent so much time with deficiencies and correcting I didn’t have a ton of time to read about a good harvest.
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You have everything exactly right. Once in the jars, if the hygrometers tell you to, follow this:
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Are you gong to wet or dry trim?