In a new grower so I’m still learning. I harvested my plant and just setup to dry. I had a couple big buds that I was concerned about mold during the drying process. So I cut/pulled them apart just to be safe. I noticed the inside of the massive bud has yellow areas. Is this normal? I attached pictures. There have been no signs of mold the entire grow. Temperature & humidity have been well controlled.
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Some of the first pictures bad these are the same buds but maybe better pictures. The yellow/white areas of these buds were one big cola. That was the area that was from the inside when it was all together. I don’t see any mold present but baffled
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Normal for buds inside being white, my daughter had a cherry gar see ya that was purple but inside the buds white, light green.
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If you just chopped, it’s where chlorophyll hasn’t broken down yet. This is why we shoot for a slow dry so this process has time to take place. Drying too fast leaves chlorophyll and other undesirable materials in the cells of the flower, which can result in a harsh smoke.
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As far as I know you’re fine as long as there isn’t anything brown in there.
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Does that color change after it’s gone through a correct slow dry or does it change during the curing process or both? Any knowledge is greatly appreciated and thank you to the comments already