Purple Power Auto

@WietBioloog, Oh right, a couple of reasons why it's typically bad... More leaf, stem material relative to heads. More inconsistent maturation, and quicker degradation (because it's very exposed), which might explain some of the pistil browning, for instance. Larger, but less weight.

@WietBioloog, Foxtailing is generally bad yes, it's often a sign of shittier strains or stress. It's the opposite of dense buds, basically, like the heads grow sort of like fingers, or patchy, airy. I've seen it an enormous amount (coz I grow random shit, often not the best weed, and often terrible conditions too). Not something desirable, you essentially want like nice compact (not small though) heads, like spherical, or continuous and cylindrical if it's a cola. Knowing that it's an autoflower, explains the foxtailing to some extent (not a fan of autoflowers/ruderalis). As they are typically used to crap conditions in nature, so develop means to compensate. Foxtailing for instance, is very common if a plant is heat and light stressed, or it's too moist. But nutrients and such could also cause that (because it affects hormonal balance, which in turn affects the way the plant grows). So it tries to spread out rather than stay compact, to minimize that (whatever the case may be) stress. Cheers, hope it's nice. That weed might still be potent, even if it's foxtaily. It *might* bulk decently and end up fairly continuous, though isn't super likely.

@sir_isO, True it is autoflower strain. Thanks for your comment. I'll just wait another 3 weeks then and try to see if it is any good :) I am not familiar with foxtailing, is it a bad thing? My trichomes are getting cloudy now, although not all of them are milky