jmruva
Active Member
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At first glance its a no brainer. About 80% of the Pistels have changed colors. The trichromes are all milky and peppered with amber trichromes. My dilemna is The trichromes are beginning to change to a purple color. Not amber, purple.(See Pic 5)
Pic 5 shows a clear picture of the purple trichrome stalks and if you look closely you can also see them in the other pics.
I know that cold weather can sometimes change a plant to a purple color, One of my plants is actually doing that (See pic 6). but this is not the case. The plants branches started turning a purple color last week when the weather was still warm and slowly moved to the leaves spines and finally to the buds.
So what I was thinking is, I should wait and let the trichromes continue to change to purple before I harvest. What does everyone else think?
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At first glance its a no brainer. About 80% of the Pistels have changed colors. The trichromes are all milky and peppered with amber trichromes. My dilemna is The trichromes are beginning to change to a purple color. Not amber, purple.(See Pic 5)
Pic 5 shows a clear picture of the purple trichrome stalks and if you look closely you can also see them in the other pics.
I know that cold weather can sometimes change a plant to a purple color, One of my plants is actually doing that (See pic 6). but this is not the case. The plants branches started turning a purple color last week when the weather was still warm and slowly moved to the leaves spines and finally to the buds.
So what I was thinking is, I should wait and let the trichromes continue to change to purple before I harvest. What does everyone else think?
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