Hey. Again based only on reading, The leaves were turning dark reddish brown and getting almost a plastic look, right into the buds and i didnt want it to hurt quality. trichomes were quite cloudy. I didn't see any amber, but my wife said she did. Anyway - note the strong reddish colour. it is pretty neat. Not sure if this caused it, but for the previous week I had switched climate to leave my daytime ventilation on at night (exhaust out and outside air in) so that nightime temperatures have been 62 to 64 when checked. up to then at night they were getting makeup air from indoors so nighttime temps were 68 to 71. Also reduced daytime temps by selective fan use to keep close to 73, where previously was keeping in high 70s. I also adjusted timer to go to 11day 13night, all with the idea of simulating fall coming (cooler and shorter days). Sunday I took her out of the tent, trimmed all the leaves for which I could access the stems - then left her in the dark till Monday, and cut her down early morning. Wet trimming was done Tuesday and she is now drying in basement at 54 and 48% RH. Not sure what photos are interesting to others, but for now, see the neat colour on the leaves chopped. Re weights, I weighed one cola (#1) and it was 58g. It weighed 47 after one day and was 34g this morning. Mint Chocolate Chip had its pistils mostly turned brown very quickly and a little cloudy in the trichomes, so i thought it was close. However, on looking Monday night, she has produced another wave (i think thi is 4) of fresh trichomes all over. Annoying for my planned harvest time, but each time this has happened, I think the buds have increased in size. She i also turning that neat colour of red, with the same type of progression PC went through. from this, I get that it is not the strain turning red, but something I have done. The lower temps?the molasses for last week or so? the increased fan blowing? the PC I have tried is very effective, but i will hold off on evaluation until curing. Note that I got both strains of seeds from personal contacts, so i am not even positive about the strain, noting that there are many Pineapple Chunks out there. Happy grower cant wait to try multi strain sea of green. I got called back to work, darn. Cheers