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Those dots are nothing to worry, it's normal (:

 

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Look like glands to me, but what do I know
Let it ride.

 

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I'm mainly talking about the like darker black pigment, was not showing up yet until recent

 

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Outside? Cold Nights?
To me it looks like a cold induced fade to black on top of old thrip damage.

 

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It has been outside on cold nights I was just gonna give it the last few days outside to hope for any growth at all. Would taking them in help fix it or should I just harvest?

 

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That will not be " fixed".

I guess it depends how far along you are. Show us a whole plant side and a whole plant top down pics and we can give you an idea. If it is close to landing some folks love color for bag appeal. i have done this just to see if I could.

It had no improvement in taste or potency and I have no intention of chasing that particular trend.

As always any leafs that go necrotic are to be pulled. In addition cannabis is tough. I have cut single blades off and even bobbed more than a few tips and plant don't care.
Allowing dead stuff to hang around is pleasing to Father Nurgle and he will bestow his gifts of plague on you.

 

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There’s nothing to fix, normal late stage color change is all I see.

 

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When trichomes (with or without head) oxidize they can become quite dark, maybe its just that plus the blue color of the strain making them look darker. Can we get a closer picture?
Usually that happens when they over ripe but your plant doesnt look ready. Besides the cold maybe some raining? Harsh enviromental conditions make trichomes oxidize faster and the ones on the leaves do oxidize faster too than the ones on the buds.

 

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It could also be insect waste or damage, do small flying insects hang around your plant? Their poop leaves dark spots and their bites can make sap appear which turns black over time too.