6 weeks is not long on the time-scale of fluid transport in porous rocks.
When I was doing my research studies on capillary end effect in sandstone samples, I could easily run an experiment 2 -3 weeks long before the measured curves approached expected parameters. And this is in a sample that is only 5 cm long with permeability around 100 mD (with other realistic parameters left out of discussion). 6 weeks is a very short time for the long term holders who has a bit of understanding of underlying physics.
Not up-ramping, just sharing experience available in the literature (e.g. Journal of petroleum science and engineering, SPE abstracts etc). calm down peoples
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