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Most tris are white, some clear, no amber. It should be 2 weeks from harvest, cafe racer.Is this a problem?
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Those look like amber trichomes. Just means you’ve pasted your “prime” highest potency point (example: if it was suppose to be 20% it’s now 19.8%). Up to about 30-35% amber trichomes you should be no more than 10% less then the optimum peak of potency.
Nothing wrong there just a few ambers peeking thru. Make sure u get bud meat and not sugar leaves or claw leaves for tric pics. Being thinner leaves the trics change alot faster than it does on the bud meat itself. Looking pretty good tho. Nice job
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Thanks for the input
Thank you
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That pic is of a leaf , I agree with @Mark0427 look at the bud not the leaf on the bud . She ain’t ready by the way if the bud isn’t all cloudy with a little amber.
I had just never seen the interior of a tri-comb go black like that it was more curiosity than a concern we’re mostly looking at white cloudy tri-combs on the balance of the flower I’m figuring about two weeks thank you for your response
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They sometimes appear black from the angle of the light or degradation of the trichome
I’ve seen this, and was wondering if it could be molasses deposits?
No, but thanks for thinking about it