I know they’re supposed to look cloudy, but I don’t know what “cloudy” should look like haha. More pics:
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Not quite ready based on what I’m seeing here, but it’s hard to see from these pictures. Try a 30x jeweler’s loupe to get the right zoom level for trichomes. It might not work with your camera but that’s ok.
Cloudy is a good indicator you’re getting close. Look for about 20-30% of them to turn amber/red in color to know when it’s time to chop.
Also don’t forget you want to be flushing nutrients out with just pure water for at least 3-5 days before harvesting to get the best taste. In an ideal world I’d look to start flushing at around 15-20% amber, and be harvesting at around 30-35%.
Don’t worry about getting it perfect, because that pretty much never happens. These are all just general guidelines. Good luck finishing out!
Thanks!
You can’t really tell from these photos. It needs to be magnified much more with a macro lens or magnifying glass.
If you can pick up a cheap jewellers loupe on Amazon you should be able to see them much clearer
How much magnification should I look for when searching? It looks like some of these are as weak as the lens I used here
Dang. This is an old otoscope I found laying around :P
To early wait for a bit of ember color
