Tricones look cloudy then look clear

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12731273a

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I have been growing for 7 years inside , i Would like to know if anyone besides myself has noticed this when I inspected my tricones for harvest they are looking very cloudy so I harvest and a week after harvest I look at them again and the tricones look clear ?
 
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Lizard0420 said:
Sure all the time ;-)
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(((( Thanks that’s what I am seeing to thanks for answering the question the way it was asked and as far as the rest of the reply’s ((( I only harvest a main top cola a big one one that has a little foxtailing )) also keep your stupid Fin comments to yourself )) I don’t need any Opinion From Anyone I only need the questions answered the way it was asked (( the only thing I find funny about this post is how people respond to the question they don’t know how too
 
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12731273a said:
(((( Thanks that’s what I am seeing to thanks for answering the question the way it was asked and as far as the rest of the reply’s ((( I only harvest a main top cola a big one one that has a little foxtailing )) also keep your stupid Fin comments to yourself )) I don’t need any Opinion From Anyone I only need the questions answered the way it was asked (( the only thing I find funny about this post is how people respond to the question they don’t know how too
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That's a lot of meanie talk from a guy who has been harvesting early for 7 years.
 
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bubba73

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12731273a said:
I have been growing for 7 years inside , i Would like to know if anyone besides myself has noticed this when I inspected my tricones for harvest they are looking very cloudy so I harvest and a week after harvest I look at them again and the tricones look clear ?
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never came across that … before harvest are you looking at every angle just to make sure that the light is showing cloudy but really not ? I’m just throwing it out there….
 
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Hook Daddy

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bubba73 said:
never came across that … before harvest are you looking at every angle just to make sure that the light is showing cloudy but really not ? I’m just throwing it out there….
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I’ve never seen trichomes change color either, but have seen where you have to look sideways so you see the light behind to tell color, or put the sample on white paper for a background. Otherwise they can look cloudy or amber when they are still clear. You should use general appearance of the overall flower to judge harvest time first anyhow, but that’s a whole different topic. Also don’t look at trichomes on sugar leaves, but look on mid level buds.
 
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bubba73 said:
never came across that … before harvest are you looking at every angle just to make sure that the light is showing cloudy but really not ? I’m just throwing it out there….
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bubba73 said:
never came across that … before harvest are you looking at every angle just to make sure that the light is showing cloudy but really not ? I’m just throwing it out there….
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There is know way to know for sure if I am looking at it from every angle My buds I have harvested over the years have always looked clearer not clear but clearer than when I harvest (((it must be me if No one else has notice this over the years I could not figure out why I was not seeing cloudy plump ready to burst ready to decaputate and fall of the stock tricones head ( after harvest always a not as plump clearer tricones ))
 
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Hook Daddy said:
I’ve never seen trichomes change color either, but have seen where you have to look sideways so you see the light behind to tell color, or put the sample on white paper for a background. Otherwise they can look cloudy or amber when they are still clear. You should use general appearance of the overall flower to judge harvest time first anyhow, but that’s a whole different topic. Also don’t look at trichomes on sugar leaves, but look on mid level buds.
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it don’t matter where I look the ones on the sugar leaves also look clear after harvest , (((((. before harvested they look like ready to burst tricones heads ready to decapitate and fall of the heads (((( after 7 years of growing and never ever ever ever touching a bud while still on the plant growing and checking the tricones with my loop I want to document this I am the only one that notices a change it tricones color ((((And the change I see is before harvest the tricones look big plump cloudy ready to burst and decapitate and fall off the heads ,,,and what I noticed over my 7 years of growing is after the harvest the tricones heads look clearer I won’t mention the plump heads and decapitation because It’s the cloudy going to clear I am having a hard time with
 
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