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Thanks man.By the looks of the pistils, she still has time.
Did you look at trichomes with a loupe or microscope?
Certain way light hits trichomes can make them look cloudy when they're not. I've seen them look amber from a nearby pistil and light hitting it just right.
Are the cloudy trichomes on the buds themselves or the leaves? Trichomes on leaves can turn cloudy/amber a bit before the actual bud trichomes do.
You could try and use a flashlight or cell phone screen to light up the bud more to see if it looks different but I definitely think you have a bit more time based on the pistils.Thanks man.
You’re probably right about just not seeing it in the right light because the light on my loupe died lol
Thanks for the solid info!I’ve been growing the same S1 seeds from a self pollinated clone. The clone produced 8-10 seeds out of about 6oz.
The last one I grew started finishing up really early…..I didn’t do anything any different and the buds were identical in all ways to the previous ones. Some phenos just finish early so I’m told.
I harvested a few weeks ago at approx day 56…..the others were 68-70 days. I wish I’d let her go another week after sampling it.
Your buds have some time left for sure. Give her time to swell and ripen. Trichs can be cloudy and stay that way for a long time. It’s not gonna suddenly become overrripe…..I always wait on a few ambers to be present throughout all the buds.