Losing that bright green look while drying.
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TheDankThatStank
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You actually aren't losing any green it's just the trichomes turning from their frosty milky color to an amber brownish color, and as they do that they curl in, coating the bud. The more of this the better so those are some nice looking nugs
plantz
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that's actually not true, he is losing green and thats also not true about the trichomes. The chlorophyll in the plant tissue is breaking down hence why they arnt as green, and the trichs dont change much color after harvest. Thats why people specifically harvest plants before trichomes start turning amber/brown because when they do turn amber the high isnt as much of a heady high.
TheDankThatStank
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My mistake I guess I was mis-informed
icebox7420
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yummy! nice very nice!Please tell me how these look. I posed them next to a still half wet nug of nice green Blue Cheese for color reference. The three nugs below are dry. Why am I losing this bright green hue, is it normal, and do these look good? Thanks
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Organic in soil outdoor. This stuff I put outside too early and it went into flower right away. Pulling between 1 and 2 ounces off per plant. Still have a couple more finishing up. Might get less than an ounce on a couple. It's flowering at a bad time right now too but seems to be alright besides the small yield. My last harvest was much greener but it was tiny loose buds. Still figuring things out.
thecoolman
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want more green dry a little faster and be sure not to jar wet of course to wet for jarring kills smell also