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This may be the thing. The other thing is the variation in weather this time of year. Sometimes warm like extended summer, other tines rainy/cloudy or snowing. Inconsistent at best starting around mid September. "There might be a light outside, maybe a security light that comes on. " Nope.

A little context where these are in life cycle: Leaf fade

It's been getting really cold outside at night. I think I'll try lessening hours of daylight: light 10-11hrs, dark 13-14 by bringing them in, and that way they will be warm at night.

Need couch lock/narcotic, less cerebral.

The buds looked very ready a few weeks ago except for amber trics. Then they started re-flowering again, now you are seeing more green pistils. The dried up orange ones are mostly under the new growth.

Yes I know clear isn't done, cloudy is max THC, but I need couch lock/narcotic effect

Just a few amber on the larger older green leaves in the buds, not on the calyxes, The rest pretty much all cloudy

So how do I get them to produce amber tricomes?

I can certainly bring them inside at night again, will it help to shorten amount of daylight to 11-10 hours a day? Also wondering would colder or warmer temperatures at night help them finish

Got a late start on these this year, and had to push them along, started taking them in overnight for 12/12 back in mid July. info (pics page 2) here: https://www.rollitup.org/t/messed-up-my-schedule-no-time-to-cook-ss-what-other-options.914014/ I thought they were on schedule. Pistils turned...

I have a bin going great guns, but seems it's become a bit funky, with LOTS of mites. I've read this can be from acidic conditions. I've been adding a wide range of fruit and veg scrap along with eggshells and forest humus (aspen grove area). Any thought show to bring it to better balance...

Having used supersoil, I like this method better. The entire soil mix seems full of plenty, but not at the kind of concentration to burn. I suspect the kind and quality of compost does matter. I used other bagged compost in the past and I don't think it was very good. Too much woody material...

Only two to three applications of the bokashi mentioned in post 23 and 24, one before flowering, one or two after flowering started. Amounted to less than a cup of the concentrate in total after adding when I mixed the soil before "cooking". There were no apparent problems or deficiencies, I was...

Getting so close! Really happy with this grow/soil mix. All four bushes:

Update, buds filling out nicely, leaves starting to fade, very healthy, apparently no deficiencies. I think this soil works well. Another week or three...

I'm finishing 4. I reckon so.

Thanks. Yeah. Like I said, I got a late start and grew on a whim. Not ideal. I have the same problem of not having time for cooking SS... not enough time. I have to push them to finish before mid September. partly because of frost, partly because I'll be on the road sometime in September...

Hmm, zero response... guess my grow sucks. Whatever, I am happy with the outcome so far and buds are starting to plump up. Thanks to all that offered input on the soil.

5 weeks now after transplant. Ended up adding a bit more of the lavarock for aeration as I did the transplanting. I have been bringing them inside at night for 12/12 (Oh, I only added a minimal amount of the worms and vermicompost. Instead established a new worm bin. Just sewed up my version...

Bump... Anyone have experience growing these strains, can share thoughts?