i think i figured it out if someone can verify this assumption of mine to be right. I noticed that when ready to harvest those trichomes [or sticky bubbles you look at to see if they are clear/cloudy/amber in a microscope] move from the surface of the leaf to the end of the trichome where you see the bubbles...like using this trichome picture again, they start at the bottom of the trichome and end up at the tip of each trichome then turn the cloudy and amber colors.....if anyone understand what im sayin if im sayin it right?

I noticed my one plant is startin to develop those bubbles at the bottom of the trichome on the leaf surface, but i wait to harvest when that bubble get to the end and started to get cloudy/amber...*AGAIN THIS PICTURE IS FROM THE TRICHOME CHART*
SunnySativa Reviewed by SunnySativa on . Room issue So hypotheically speaking.....i ran into a room problem in my closet. I cant move the light up anymore nor can the plant pot be moved down im in flower but one of my plants keep growin and now its like 4 inches away from the bulb . My question is, is it ok to bend stems in flower without losing yeild? Since i dont got anymore room i figure the only answer is to bend stem and let it continue growing sideways, would this be my best bet, and safe?:stoned: Rating: 5