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Cannabis is usually harvested when the trichomes (the tiny resin glands that look like crystals) reach the right level of maturity.
Clear trichomes mean itâs too early âthe plant isnât fully potent yet.
Milky/cloudy trichomes mean the THC is at its peak, giving a strong, energetic high.
Amber trichomes mean THC is degrading into CBN, which produces a heavier, more sedative effect.
đ In the photo, most trichomes still look clear to cloudy. That suggests the plant is not quite ready yet, and you should wait until the majority turn milky, with around 10â30% turning amber, depending on the desired effect.
Hope I can help.