Pistils turn amber in early flowering stage

this is totally normal and you should not worry 🥦💚 you should check the trichomes for harvest time. the pistils do not indicate if the plant if ripe or not.

Yes, if you scope trichomes throughout the grow you will find amber oens. The trick is not to start scoping them until the buds have ripened. Nothing wrong with watching how it progresses, of course, but not a trigger for harvest early on, obviously. the heat could have been the cause. That trichome may be quite a bit older than most trichomes elsewhere on plant. Trichomes all over the plant are on different timelines. Also, just in case, make sure to only scope the trichomes on calyxes, not the leaves/sugar leaves.

Week 7 of flower or week 7 from seed? Week 7 of flower id say this would be part of its natural maturation if week 7 from seed and start of flower your guess might be right, this could be because of stress from too hot and too dry climat