Tips of some calyxs looking slightly Amber in drying room, some preflowers turning amber?

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207guac

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Doesn’t look like bud rot, it’s very subtle so hard to get a picture. Single calyx on some flowers have amber trichomes. Could it be some kind of bruising?anyone experienced this?
 
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207guac

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No frost the coldest it went was around 35 degrees, but I am in Maine so it’s possible it got cold at times. The only factors I can think of would be an extremely violent wind and rain storm, being rough with them at harvest because I was in a rush, my hygrometer being bad which led to a night of 35-40% humidity the first night drying, and and I gave them a heavy feeding of tiger bloom before being forced to pull early with no flush. I pulled half of the tops off this particular plant the rest of the tops are still going with zero sign of botrytis. Did not notice any botrytis while harvesting everything looked good.
 
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207guac

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The trichs on a few calyxs on most nugs and some isolated pre flowers are very amber, also found some ballsacks/nanners split open but no seeds
 
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207guac said:
No frost the coldest it went was around 35 degrees, but I am in Maine so it’s possible it got cold at times. The only factors I can think of would be an extremely violent wind and rain storm, being rough with them at harvest because I was in a rush, my hygrometer being bad which led to a night of 35-40% humidity the first night drying, and and I gave them a heavy feeding of tiger bloom before being forced to pull early with no flush. I pulled half of the tops off this particular plant the rest of the tops are still going with zero sign of botrytis. Did not notice any botrytis while harvesting everything looked good.
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Iam in sw maine we had 3 hard frost last week unless you are on the coast you had frost. portland hit the 20s one night.
 
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