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Foxtails and amber

smoorman

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So, if plants near maturity or even if they are not, when foxtailing does occur the trichs on it are clear. Seems like you'd just be chasing your tail waiting for amber on foxtails. Almost all of my autos have foxtails now. I'm tempted to just harvest them and see what it's like. What's everyone else do?
 
If they do foxtail - could be to intense light or light too far away.
don’t look at the new growth with new hairs. Look at the slight older bud grow and look at the trichromatic there.
They should be more mature than the new growth
 
I'm pretty sure it's too much light (500w led actual L301b in a 2x4 tent and too close to plants) but there was a period where there was also too much nutes. I fed them before the coco loco had used up it's nutes. There is amnesia haze, durban poison, tangerine dream. Not sure if the pictures do it justice but I can feel the nodules everywhere.
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Those are good looking buds, not any major fox tailing that sticks out at me..... sticks out.... foxtails..... see what I did there...? :rofl:

You're high dude. That's good. It's hard to capture in photos but the new growth bumps are all over. I'm just curious about the resulting new generation of trichomes resulting from the new growth.
 
Likely I was. Not at the moment though, working on it. Good question and very valid point about trichome development. I honestly don't have a good answer for that and it is making me wonder. So once I'm high, I'll likely trip down that rabbit hole and hopefully find a good answer. My hypothesis is that they remain clear, milky at best but I am not aware of any rapid trichome maturing mechanisms.
 
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