Mixed tricomes

different strokes for different folks, but not Ezzjay... cause fuck him, "bruh". 😆😎 i do know a person who probably prefers 90%.. you might as well down a fifth of vodka and pass out on your couch... would be a similar buzz. (this comment was just for fun... the only person who should be a little sour grapes is Ezjaybruh's doggo... poor thing has to live with him.)

Fuck Steve!!! 90% amber yo

This ratio is completely normal and to be expected.

Steve's answer is on point, If you harvest now you will not be disappointed and still enjoy the high. It might not be your ideal but its will be far from a failure and still great. Good Luck!

High Bumpy, I would go for 20% amber and then harvest. Make sure that you look at the trichomes on the buds and not on the sugar leaves they mature faster. Enjoy your harvest!

I'm fascinated by Creepy_Steve's answer here... I just harvested a Bruce Banner that was acting the same way as yours... those damned trichs would not show amber at all.. half were clear, the others were cloudy. When I harvested her and started drying, the only thing my drying tent smelled like was grass and I thought "shit..." - but they were in the curing jar only a day and the smell came back and I'm told she'll be a good smoke... I've never seen or heard of that "condition" and so was interested in what you were getting for an answer.... Thanks Creepy_Steve! I think I'll let my other Bruce run a little longer than I had planned....

There's lots of bad info out there on this. First, clear does not mean devoid of THC... that's silly. Secondly, any clouding is a sign of degradation of the molecules and not the "optimal" level. What got lost is that this is an average of development that does not start at the same time... so the suggestions are probably fine but the causality ppl use to fill in the gaps is wrong. 10-50% cloudy or more if you like couchlock. some strains will not develop the same.. some just refuse to show amber for a long time - believe that's a carryover sative trait? could be wrong. So, when trichomes are odd, use other phyiscal traits to help choose your consistent harvest point -- pistil coloration, density of nugs will help guide. just because i use a word like "degradation" doesn't mean it is "worse" ... personal proference is 90% of when you harvest.. if you like the couchlock type weed, let it ripen longer with proportionally more 'degradation.'