Wheres the Trichomes?

potplant87 said:

...this is one of the plant that got bud rot due to a catapillar pissen in the very top cola..."

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LMFAO.. I couldn't stop laughing when I read that. Why haven't you chopped this yet? It looks more than ready and if trichs are disappearing then you know it's probably past its time.

I just have to know though how did you end up having a caterpillar piss in your weed? lol

Magnificient said:

It could be the fan thing at this end. I moved my fan so that it don't blow directly on the plant. If I don't see trichs sparkling good in a couple days, I'll lengthen the dark cycle. I don't know that it's either of those things, but if it is, I'm right on it.

Sorry if it seems I hijacked your string, but we have the same problem here.

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nah you didnt hijack anything we just trying to diagnose a problem.... Also i dont know how the catapillar did this and i didnt know what it did intill i saw bud rot a few days later, i didnt chop it down mate because the trics are still clear and there dying some how but im at the point where i dont care and i will chop it down tonight or in the morning. 55 degress Lol i live in georgia and no where during the time does it get to 50 degrees but guys i have other plants FULL of glitery trics. some of the trics are white but i still have not seen an amber color one YET on this plant and is over 12 weeks old lmao.

the catapilliar got in it from outside mate we have tons of em here in georgia, it was a green one

That sucks man I would have that caterpillar's head.

I don't know if it's a coincidence or not, but I'm noticing more trichs after I took the fan off my plants. They're still getting plenty of air, but not directly on them.

yea ive noticed trichomes increasing on my other plant after i seen those disapear.... can over ripen buds cause THC to vanish? and how can a bud be over ripen without amber colored trics?

I don't think it's a good idea to have a fan directly blowing on them when flowering you want the air to be circulating around the plant.