Harvesting now moving inside?

[PsyImp]

We're doing our first grow, but we're not sure on when to harvest.
She's a K2 and has been flowering since the beginning of September, but now it seems to be getting too cold and wet for her to be outside all the time (5Celsius in the night and been raining for the past week and it doesn't seem to be getting better anytime soon) She's not so big because the main stem snapped in a storm when she was only 10cm big...
Is it of any use to keep her inside for some time, or is it best to harvest now? If we keep her inside, I'm afraid of rotting and fungi, there is already a lot of mildew on the leaves...

so, keep this plant inside for a few more weeks, or harvest now?

pic's added for reference

 

[lostsoul.On.E]

from the first pic it looks like it can go another week or two. if you dont want to risk it then harvest. how are the trichs looking?

 

[chairmanma084]

those hairs are still pretty light colored too. i like a harvest with darker hairs. but, like lost soul mentioned, the tell-tale sign is by checking the trichomes. looks to me like they could use another two weeks easily.

 

[kaosisallwesee]

easily 2-3 weeks more id say 3 1/2 until fully ripe

 

[PsyImp]

Is it for those 2-3 weeks ok if we keep it next to the window and put it outside if the sun shines, or is it really necessary to put a lamp on it. Also, should we take any more measures to prevent rot and fungi when we keep them insude?

 

[lostsoul.On.E]

that plant needs direct sunlight, so if your going to keep it by the window i suggest you put a lamp on it, it also needs 12/12 in flowering. neem oil i think is good for rot, or it might be animals not sure.

 

[chompy]

if you bring it in, keep it away from your houseplants in case there are bugs. If you started in september, you need another month, takes about 8 to 10 weeks depending on strain and if you want to have your buds well done with amber trichs or not.

since you are bringing it inside, what kind of light do you plan on using? CFL's and T'5 are the most common fluorescent lights and try to use at least 100 actual watts per plant, not the advertised ex: uses 20w puts out 100watts.

 

[socalrollin]

a month to go and yield may double. put her under a 600w hps if you can afford it. nut too efficient for the price if your not going to continue growing though.