I'd wager day 30 at most
... but you posted pictures of them cut down and hanging to dry? Did they get their disease afterwards? Because based on your harvest pic, there are plenty of green leaves that aren't even the good kind with trichomes, that would have served as solar panels to make your buds nice and fat and dense. Why are you getting so defensive? Just learn from your mistake.
need 2 more weeks next time, way to early.
just because the seed were done does not mean the plant is ready to chop, totally illogical thought process
Based on your harvest pictures, there is no disease. The leaves look healthy and green, and the buds have a shit load of new growth that would have exploded in the next few weeks.
Hey dude, it looks like you did a good job at getting the plants what they needed to grow big buds...
I would take the advice you're being given and start trying to figure out where you went wrong at the end so that your next harvest goes well all the way through. It looks like you can pull off a decent grow with just the equipment that you have.
It looks like one of those strains was getting too much nutrient. I dont think it was about to die though.
Maybe next time you can start a grow journal and have the people here guide ou through it a bit so that they can help you understand the process every step of the way.
TribalSeeds has the best advice really, next time just do a growlog here, and update it regularly, so everyone can just give you advice, and help you if you encounter any problems.
Decease one
All leaves are like umbrella curved in ? No idea what cause it
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Second decease
The leaves are loosing their shape , and each strain is twisted and deformed
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Please help me to define both deceases , i have them on my both plants , different on each WTF
well nevertheless, i'm interested in hearing about the final dry weight and a smoke report and dried pics. and don't feel bad or anything, growing is ALWAYS a learning experience, there's always new things to learn and new techniques, and I'd be willing to bet every grower has harvested a plant too early at one point for whatever variety of reasons.