"There are several important points to consider when choosing the optimum time to harvest your marijuana crop. There are different factors to consider between indoor and outdoor marijuana plants. There is the difference between Sativas and Indicas in bloom duration and final effect."
Quote: from cheese420 on 6:08 am on Oct. 6, 2005 well im confused, i mean i have never bought bud with white hairs
that's right. the "hairs die" after the buds have been harvested. they will all be brown/red by the time they are ready to smoke.
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cheese420
well ill check em out today, hopefully i can bare to rip em outta the ground... im so anxious, another question, so bud that has white hairs after everything means it wasnt cured right?
EDIT: after reading Q's link i think i might wanna leave em out there for a bit longer
(Edited by cheese420 at 2:22 pm on Oct. 6, 2005)
Nesta
^no, when you harvest and dry a plant the hairs will turn orange, red, brown etc. it has nothing to do with curing.
cheese420
so i finally got a 60-100x illuminated microscope, small but awesome (only ten bucks), puts a whole new perspective on the thrichs, so the trichs are a nice milky white that you guys speak of, but not this amber red/orange that you describe
thatgoodsheet
well if none are amber yet then just let them sit a few more days... once you get some ambers, then its time to pull them :) then again its also preference.. if you pull it sooner (0-not many amber trichs) then you will get more of a head high... if you pull them when there are more amber trichs then its going to be a body high... its all up to you
cheese420
yeah ill think ill go with body high, and nesta thanks for the info, i thought the hairs would just stay white and it puzzled me
