A Question I Feel FUCKING STUPID asking

Whats goin on. So I have a question...duh
Is it possible for certian strains of weed to be finished by looking at the thricomes but still display not all red hair on the buds(Still clearish ones)
Thanks

yeh possible! i think i seen it in amber alert! subcools write up..

Yes thricome hue is the plants way of telling you if its ready or not.

thx for the help, im not in that current situation but I swear the tri's look half milk half clear and im week 5 flowerin

Not really, all hairs should be gone and swollen to a resin sack. Why?, are you hangin for smoke bro?

*BUDS said:

Not really, all hairs should be gone and swollen to a resin sack. Why?, are you hangin for smoke bro?

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If by "hairs" you mean pistils, pistils do not transform into resin sacks and while many will change color and recede or partially change color and partially recede by the time a plant is fully ripe, not all strains pistils will change color and recede by the time plants are fully ripe. Matanuska Tundra is one example of a strain where most to all pistils will still be white and standing up when the plant is fully ripe and ready to be harvested.

I've had a few strains that still had fresh pistils when they are ripe.

Dude when you are trying to learn something there is no such thing as a stupid question. Weed is a tricky plant to grow and any questions you have about any or all aspects of growing is a good question. That is what this site is for.

bigv1976 said:

Weed is a tricky plant to grow

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To many people believe there is a once size fits all answer for each and every growing question. Some ask questions and expect a 100% across the board answer to be available and some read questions and believe what they know to be true, or maybe only believe to be true, about some strain or strains is how things are and always will be for each and ever strain.

Because of the vast number of semi/fairly genetically similar crosses out today some general things will work/answer a goodly number of situations/questions. But in most cases there are distinct exceptions to those semi-rules.

Even though new and less experienced growers want and expect them and thrive on them there are relatively few across the board answers to questions that are in fact correct.