Tricombs

The rate at which thc degrades into cbn is accelerated by exposure to light and heat. To say this strain doesn't normally have amber trichomes, doesn't really have a choice if not grown with preservation in mind. Thc cbn = photo-oxidation.

This stuff comes down to personal preference. If unsure what you prefer, you can take off a nug now, label it, let it dry. Repeat that process at different stages. Take the bulk at a particular time if you want, but can take a nug or two before/after, too. Some plants won't amber up. so if the calyxes have been fully plump for 7-10+ days, that's when i start to consider the plant won't amber up -- it's not common. Use other observations - pistils and density of buds. also, remember to only look at trichomes on the calyxes. You want someone to say if a then b, but it's a range of possibilities and your own personal preference that selects when to harvest. Get on that bike and learn to ride.

Try to aim for about 30% amber and 70% milky then chop. Im only seeing a few amber in one photo. Give it about a week again and gage it on the percentage I gave you.

I see plenty of clear and milky. To me looks like 50/50, no ambers tho. By my personal view, you entered chop window. Can do it today or latest in 7-10 days , i would say ...