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Thanks - i was thinking it might be a cal-mag thing, but my other thought was maybe it's just fall colors. It's cool to get a second opinion - something more than "Yeah, that's a cannabis leaf" (tbf, it's my hobby not theirs)

Too soon to cut nutes, i take it?

Yeah, I agree on the naming thing - anyone can claim their shit is White Widow or Gorrila Glue or Grandaddy Purple Squid Brains and sell it at a premium. (Ok, something like WW you might be able to tell, but I think my point stands)

Thanks for the assist in reading the name sticker, tho. I didn't even see anything like it in the list on north Atlantic seed company's site, which made it more confusing for me.

I think about 4 weeks now. It had been outside from mid-May til mid-Sept (I had some contractors that would be all over the yard, so moved it into a tent, directly to a 12/12 schedule - I guess I didn't check the light schedule outside before that tho)

The drying and curing process take that much weight off, huh? Makes sense, I suppose, but still a little disheartening :-P

Thank you! The pics are helpful. I've started seeing some ambering, but probably mostly on the sugar leaves - looking at all the trichs instead of just the ones on the buds themselves. And since more of the hairs are turning orangey instead of white, I'm getting excited.

I appreciate the info, and the pics. It's hard for me to compare my pics vs internet pics when I'm not really sure what I'm looking for. "Somewhere around 4 weeks left" is very helpful! Thanks!

Thanks! What kind is it? Haha - I'm not quite sure how to read the label. Is it a Blue Dream × Purple Caper, from the seed bank Purple Caper? (Bought from North Atlantic Seed Company)

Thanks for taking the time to reply!

She's getting 12/12 light rn. Just squoze (squeezed?) a couple of the buds (oh so gently, and from the bottoms of the sugar leaves) - I'd probably be happy getting these. They're feeling pretty dense, compared to some buds I've seen in my life. Do they lose some of that density while drying? Like, water weight?

Thanks for the reply!

Thanks - that is helpful to hear.

Word. Thanks.

Yeah, after seeing some more pics of how the pollen sacs open, I could see the stuff up top looking like that. I thought it was just how these calyxes started out, but prolly not based on the other thingies. Thanks

Aight, thank you. Knew I could get some answers here!

Yeah, that's what I thought. It's not much older than that - how could I tell so early? They looked much less rugby shaped a week ago, and I thought maybe the calyxes just started out way different than the other strain'd plant I grew. I appreciate the link and reply.

Thanks, I was afraid of that - thankfully he's already been separated from the ladies.