Hi Doc,
I have a question out of curiosity for you.
The practice of watching trichs for optimal harvest conditions, dictates that cloudy is when thc is at its' peak. Amber trichs mean the plant is dying and thc is degrading.
With that in mind, I recall you saying that you have a hard time producing amber trichs in DBHBB. I assume by this, you took your plants beyond the time frame you knew for them to be at peak ripeness.
So my question is, with them going beyond the norm & being cloudy for so long, did they maintain a peak ripeness state? or were they the more degraded/cbd like in effect?
It could be of some benefit if they maintain the peak ripeness beyond the known finishing times for a particular strain. And perhaps not much benefit for those who prefer the effects of a mostly amber harvest.
Not a biggie, just wanted to hear your input since you have experience with this.
Thanks