Foxtailing near harvest...

[Islander78]

Hi all, Everything was going perfect in this first indoor and photoperiod grow and, in in this rather boring time waiting to harvest, my main worry was to check trichomes to decide when they meet the axe. Growweedeasy has been my main source of information and absolutely no One with experience that I can ask for advice, not legal country and no grow shops around, so bare with me, please. I haver a rather diversified tent: 9 different strains. One of them was lemon kush by female seeds and it was One of the more advanced ones and scheduled to meet the axe this weekend.
I was surprised when I noticed new pistils and upon further observation noticed that Bud shape was off. So I just discovered that it's foxtailing apparently and indeed, mea culpa, I hadn't moved the light (600w HPS) for a while.other 2 plants are also showing this upon searching.
Now, I have moved the light further (i AM pretty sure the main culprit) and my exhaust keeps my temperature at 28C at most, 24/25 90% of the time. I had scheduled this weekend to cut most of the plants. Keep the plan and cut them down ignoring the foxtailing? Or wait for the newly developed buds and pistils to mature?
From the article in the site apparently the consequences are more visual than effect?
It's only been a couple days in this condition so AM I wrong in not expecting worse consequences?
Any advice or input?

Thanks and continue the awesome work in helping new growers.

[Chefbjy]

What do your trichs look like? How bad is the foxtailing? If they're not bad and you're still waiting for trichs you can let them go till then. If your trichs are ready go ahead and axe it. If you have to harvest in sections it's okay to let some other immature buds to go.