What do these trichs tell you?

sunny747

sunny747

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What do these trichs tell you? This is auto big bud x NL... 65-70 days old. I plan to let it go 20 + days longer, but wanted to know what we can tell from this pic. The trichs look like sugar.

Would you consider this cloudy?

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sunny747 said:
What do these trichs tell you? This is auto big bud x NL... 65-70 days old. I plan to let it go 20 + days longer, but wanted to know what we can tell from this pic. The trichs look like sugar.

Would you consider this cloudy?

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A little too blurry to tell, boss. I definitely don't see any amber. I usually wait until I first start to see amber, but it's a preference thing.
 
Bricksquad2625 said:
Like Pin said, too blurry but I pull mine when the majority is milky or cloudy
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I'll try for a clearer pic. I have to balance my phone on top of my scope and stand on one foot :)

I just don't get the milky part. They're definitely not clear or transparent. Look like sugar or salt. I'll try again tomorrow.. Thx for the help.
 
sunny747 said:
I'll try for a clearer pic. I have to balance my phone on top of my scope and stand on one foot :)

I just don't get the milky part. They're definitely not clear or transparent. Look like sugar or salt. I'll try again tomorrow.. Thx for the help.
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Yeah if it doesn't look clear then your looking at milky trichs, they go from clear to milky to amber. I try to pull mine at 90% milky and 10% amber or less. Amber means the thc has degraded, also amber will produce a couch lock effect, if you want that mind fuck you want milky. Its all preference.
 
sunny747 said:
What do these trichs tell you? This is auto big bud x NL... 65-70 days old. I plan to let it go 20 + days longer, but wanted to know what we can tell from this pic. The trichs look like sugar.

Would you consider this cloudy?

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You might try more magnification and good test areas on your plant. I usually go more by the trichs located on the very small sugar leafs near the top of a cola. Not sure what your magnification is in your picture (looks like 20x), but you really need to drill down with 20-30x. Doesn't look ready to me though, as all I see is white. Perhaps getting the light a bit closer if you are in a tent. I included a couple examples for you. Good luck. Peace
 

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bird dog said:
You might try more magnification and good test areas on your plant. I usually go more by the trichs located on the very small sugar leafs near the top of a cola. Not sure what your magnification is in your picture (looks like 20x), but you really need to drill down with 20-30x. Doesn't look ready to me though, as all I see is white. Perhaps getting the light a bit closer if you are in a tent. I included a couple examples for you. Good luck. Peace
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Wow! Incredible pics! Now I want to go buy a decent camera and lens :)
 
if a scope is not an option to you... wait until the calyxes swell and there is a random orange sparkle when held to the light
 
I think you're right. Let them go for a few more weeks until you see 30% or so trichs turning amber colored. that's when to harvest
 
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