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Looked this up and found some interesting stuff but nothing seemed too solid. Can anyone explain the purple in the stalks of the trichomes??? None have turned amber and the cloudiness is getting thicker. Could the purple be what causes the amber color when it reaches the head of the trichome???
Thanks:smokin:
Um, no.Quote:
Originally Posted by jon420
The amber is caused by age and UV exposure.
The purple trichs are probably a genetic trait.
Just like red pistils;
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Aloha,
Weezard
Very Kool....
How are your night temps...?
Thanks a lot:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by ZZTops
Temp only drops a max of 14degrees and that is 60degrees when it does drop.:smokin:
This particular plant was a clone of many from the same mother and none of them are doing anything like this!?!?:wtf:Quote:
Originally Posted by Weezard
Im liking it though:thumbsup:
Looks really tasty, :cool: what's the "nose" like?Quote:
Originally Posted by jon420
Aloha,
Weezard
"Nose"???Quote:
Originally Posted by Weezard
If I am not mistaken I believe Weez is referring to the scent that plant is giving off ...Quote:
Originally Posted by jon420
Sorry, it's a vintners term.
Yes, can you describe the scent?
Or, does it differ from the other cuttings?
Aloha
And Mahalo Lynhal.:)
Weeze
Mahalo Weez, and you are so on the money, "Da nose knows, ya know?"
When new growers are growing I don't think they have the experience to know a lemon scent, a skunk scent, a fruity scent or a putrid rotting flesh scent amongst so many others that certain strains can produce.
I had one plant that smelled so putrid after curing that I couldn't leave the jar with the lid off without feeling somewhat nauseated. But to smoke those precious buds was a real pleasure. Go figure ... :S2: