Excellent video as always! When I harvest a new strain and do a pheno hunt, I always harvest in 5 stages to see what is the best effect for me. Again, just for my specific needs. Different strains for different brains! First stage, I harvest when all clear, then 50/50, clear milky, all milky, 70/30 milky amber and 70/30 amber milky. Then I dry them the same at 65F and 55RH and let cure. I test at 1 month cure point, 2 months and three months. That gives me the sweet spot of each pheno and I keep the ones that fulfill my needs. I keep the keepers! I do the same process when I breed too. Just my 2 cents of 42 years growing. Keep educating us Mr. professor! Cheers
@@8Scorpions Good question. It's all strains related and your specific effect that you are looking for. I had a sativa dominant that gave it's best at 30% amber with cerebral and body wellness, relaxing and a big smile (the whole package) and at 3+ months of curing. I also had an indica that was 50/50 clear and milky, that had a zombie, meditative, almost spiritual effect and cured 2 months. It's all in what you specificly want. I grow oldschool strains and landraces. Some very popular trendy strains don't even give me any effect at all. Since I don't grow for bag apeal, aromas, taste or THC levels, I cannot rush the process of strain hunting, then pheno hunting, then breeding, etc... Short answer, Trial and error is my best answer! Cheers
@@telnek thank you sir, I surely miss the good old days. I'm not into all the new mixes and cloned stuff, it's just not for me. I'm from Ohio and back in the late 80s it was the best. I will try my cure mine awhile longer. Trial and error friend👍👍Thanks!!
Sounds like a very thorough approach! Just curious though, have you ever found a cultivar that you actually chose to harvest at the All Clear Trichome stage? Seems like the equivalent of eating a green/unripe apple.
As a newcoming grower from Germany, since it became legal on the 1. April - this video helped me endlessly, u know, i searched google and youtube, and literally everyone is telling something different, always leaving a question or guess behind, but since I watched this one 5 minute video (which is also awesome, other people do 20 minute videos, trashtalking around the actual topic, which I hate), i dont have any questions left, now that type of knowledge feels "complete". Thank you very much!
This matters big time. I harvested some on time and let a few go to mostly amber. The first smoke was perfect balance body head high. The latter was couch lock high. I was curious to see the difference it would make and stunned at the effects.
Great video as usual ..I have found personally it's strongest right at about 20% brown ..but also when it's all brown 100% u can keep it growing longer if u want quantity over maximum strength..it will still be kick ass but it depends on what it's for Percy or not
How you been, brother....been a while, eh... Yes, this was a learning experience that was and still is, I probably one of the most difficult successes to achieve .....each strain is different, each ripen differently, and likewise, just as many different effects, dependant on the ripening of the trichome. Your video confirms , EXACTLY what I've learned through trial and error. And as to which is absolute, depends on the consumers own tastes and preferences....is my thoughts. Hope your all doing AWESOME !
@@DeBaccoUniversity undoubtedly will...I would add, that at first I was examining amber on leaves and sometimes prematurely still, as I did not know that I want to actually pull the flower apart and look at the trichome heads , deep within and on the calyx. ...some of my early harvests could have gone another week, had I not went by the sugar leaves...I WANT to see 20-30% Amber within the flower....and always check both top and bottom flowers to see which is ripening first...as one always starts to change color sooner than other.
Be careful looking for tricomes, I concentrated on that as my plants got mold and I lost my whole crop. Perhaps some video on how to prevent and or look for mold. We had a very rainy end to summer and fall, I also put some grass clippings under my plants which might have trapped more moisture and contributed to my loss. Also one plant grew against a wire fence which may have contributed. Thanks for your info, only my third year so I’ve got lots to learn.
Clear tricomes give you a verry high effect, cloudy gives high and stoned effect, and amber gives most stoned effect. So dont totally agree with him, when you harvest depends also an the effect of the thc, harvest early will give you a very hich effect, harvest late will give you a stoned effect. So harvest when you want and how you want it to hit you ;) personaly i go for a 80/20 white/red ratio. I more of a high dude type ;) Recomended is try all stages and decide what you like best :)
I don't agree because my plants are covered in clear trichomes quite early in flower and thc content still really low from my experience cloudy is higher thc upper high then amber is a Couch lock high but that what I have figured out my self
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Some varieties don’t turn color at all more so if your into the narrow leaf pure equitorial cultivars they can be a lot trickier to try going off trich coloring for this reason and they will just keep going and going if you let them
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@@DeBaccoUniversity my second grow is almost ready 1 week of flushing has begun and the top nugg is full of dark brown trichomes but the lower nuggs are still clear. The rest off the plant is healthy with NO nutrient burn anywhere on the plant and healthy green stems with no signs of stress purpling except on the fan leaf stems which I’m trying to figure out the cause of but I feel I have mastered the Auto flower process,feed tables, and environment now. I owe it mostly to knowledge gained from you so once again a really big THANK YOU 🙏
Will leaves start to die when it's almost time to harvest? I feel like my tris are getting cloudy but my buds aren't fully developed and 70% of my leaves are still green
If the trichomes are done but the leaves aren't faded using organic dry amendments is it ok to harvest still? has not had nutrients since wk 4 and plain water since.
This DeBacco University video may help you better understand the development a cannabinoids over a plant growth cycle, that does not answer your exact question but does prove some useful data... ruclips.net/video/51o9R5s3vJs/видео.html
Thanks, do you have any input on where to look at these trichomes, to determine ripeness for harvest? I usually stick to checking a bud calyx from the middle of the plant rather than checking outer foliage for example.
Central portion of the flower area, you can look at the edges of the leaves and see trichomes, but when it comes to determining ripeness look toward the more center portions.
I would love to know how to see the trichomes this well. Are you viewing and photographing these from an outdoor or indoor plant or is this a slide view? I can't find a magnifying glass to see them this clear so if you or anyone has a source for such a scope for outdoor plants, please reply.
When you say “hopefully” they’ll be clear in early stages. Does this mean something is wrong when the look cloudy in the early weeks 4-6 of flower , I’m having a lot of trouble being able to tell the difference of trichome color from early too harvest all I notice is more amber other then that they look the same to me. I’m only working with a 40x jeweler loop I ordered a 200x and it’s so strong I can’t even see anything with it
Clear is not clear as glass there is a slight haze, but with some time and experience you will be able to tell the difference. The key is to be sure to notice when you start to see the first trichomes with amber coloration.
But what do the trichomes consist of exactly and what causes the cloudines and amber clumps? It looks to me like something crystallizes causing cloudiness, later, settles on the bottom, and progresses to an amber colour.
Trichomes are plant structures that contain the cannabinoids and other compounds that may be toxic to the actual plant which is why they are kept in these separate and distinctive structures.
@@DeBaccoUniversity Thank you. Is more known about cannabis trichomes? For example, what does the stalk consist of and how is it formed? What is the chemical composition of clear trichomes, cloudy, and amber ones? What exactly causes the change from clear to cloudy, then to amber?
Are there any references on the tests done to come to these conclusions? Do you have access to any scientific data that supports any of the information you just shared?
Coloration changes indication shifts in chemical profiles and only through testing your specific strain can you determine the profile changes that occur. The effects can be subjective.
How does the final flushing stage affect the maturing of the trichomes? Will it halt it or will it continue? If i reached a 70/30 milky tk amber ratio and then begin the week long flush do i risk more amber tris? If so when os a good time to flush
@@DeBaccoUniversity no But Google would lead you, Apparently Not really seldom because there are reports with good pictures online, "purple trichomes" was my search Term, cheerz
@@DeBaccoUniversity thanks. Hope you don't mind if I ask a question. I want to make cbd oils from my plants. Do I need to cure the buds? I know I need to dry them, just not sure if curing is necessary
I just wanted to say thank you for the informative, straightforward, no nonsense approach to your videos that are at the same time relaxing and easy to follow all backed by science and fact and not nonsensical personal rhetoric.
Science got jack shit to do with it it's just using your brains this ain't no big bang theory it's me raised in the HA family given beating and taking beating we grow the most premium weed in the world we are HA
Always determine ripeness by the bracts of the bud structure and never determine by all the amber you may see on the sugar leaves. If the lower buds look very clear when your top colas look about ready, don't worry. Keep waiting it out until it's all ready, or some may take the tops first but beware of doing that if nanners could jeopardize other plants in earlier flowering stages.
Not all strains develop brown pistils, like autoflowers or White Widow, so keeping track of how many weeks in you are is vital to know when to check trikes.
I agree bruce and I always check trichomes on branches in the middle as touching the flowers can make the trichomes turn Amber faster and the middle branches have been touched less lol
I agree with the tricombs indicator, but people with ptsd should def wait till a 60 40 to 50 50 split,,.. me personally im 30 70,,. Yes i flip the configuration,,. I want way more amber...
I find Frenchy Cannoli's view of ripeness more compelling than the amber/white glandhead ratio theory. As the flower itself pertains to primary metabolic activity it would be more accurate to look at mature flower development rather than trichomes, which are secondary, for confirmation of optimal ripeness. Also glandhead color is affected by light intensity, which causes problems with predictive consistency of overall ripeness .
I've noticed that the trichomes on the leaves, often mature faster than the trichomes on the flower. I dont smoke leaves, so I pay attention to the maturity of the flower trichomes. I've had much better bud since approaching this way. Something to look into, maybe?
i recently grew some amnesia haze autos, ( posted a video on my channel ) where even after day 98 still had little to no amber and the plant was coming to the end of its life showing all the signs of harvesting, wondering what i could do different to ensure atleast a 30% amber development on my amnesia hazes and other strains, wondering if the autoflower aspect has something to do with the little to no amber development on the trichomes.
Yes Amber is sedative Clear is energetic Clear is the purest form of THC, milky is degrading, amber is degraded THC breaks down and turns into other compounds Alot of misinformation out there
Excellent!!!! The visuals combined with the audio and the words so i can read as well made this by far the easiest to understand! DeBacco U is thee best!!
*Hmmm, a lot of folks trying to debunk this method of evaluating ripeness.* Let me give you the perspective of California cannabis co-ops and weed stores. They want the most potent cannabinoid content buds. Cali shops will not buy buds with more than about 10% clear trichomes. Buyers want exactly what this video depicts as "mature" I.E. around 80% milky and 20% amber. They won't buy buds with more than a few clear trichomes nor will they buy buds with predominantly amber trichomes because they know from experience which stage is "peak" for a given strain from sending hundreds or thousands of samples out for lab analysis. This business about energetic high vs bodyhigh vs couchlock is entirely subjective. The lab dosen't lie. That said, some buds will reach their peak before others. Don't be afraid to do selective harvesting but be smart and seal the cut stalk to prevent funk getting inside the plant.
When you say seal the cut stalk do you mean when you're selecting certain branches to take of the plant to seal up the cut end on the plant when it's still in the ground or when you cut the entire plant down entirely example one branch looks done so I snip it off the plant when it's still planted in ground then seal the cut end on the actual plant and if so what's the preferred way to do it ?
@@mustang268 Yup, when selectively harvesting you should use a sealant like Tree Seal (that's the name of the product, ask for it at garden shops or nurseries.) Also use it for broken stalks or branches. Coat the break with sealer and splint and wrap the break. The plant should recover and come back stronger than before. Does that help?
@@crucifyrobinhood yes thank you I'll try to look at more of my buds some looks almost ready now just have seen any amber tricombs yet but it's started to get all the crystals a few weeks ago but they're still clear from all the ones I checked so far so I'm look at early mid October for them to be ready with some buds having more brown hairs then others also
@@mustang268 That's about where my plants are at too. I'm gonna let a few colas get very mature (all amber, no white trichomes) and the rest is gonna get selectively harvested at about 80/20 amber to white. It's gonna be a Happy Halloween! best of luck to you Buckstalker.
@@DeBaccoUniversity I've had an issue with leaf septoria and it ended up running rampant on some of my plants. Many of the leaves are now affected, especially the larger leaves. Most of my plans are in week 3 to 4 of flower and I'm wondering if it is better to defoliate them as I was doing before or will defoliating this far into flower shock my plants and affect my yield more than the septoria itself will?
I am a older smoker, and equate thc levels with alcohol content, I just want to take a puff or two, and be able to have a “ marg” or beer and lay on the couch and listen to some “Tuna” w/o having the room spinning around. I tend to let my plants go a little longer to intentionally lower the thc. , when I go to a bar I very rarely order shots anymore, so why would I want the most potent thc. Bring on the “okay boomer” replies ! ✌️ Very informative video , thanks !
THANK YOU ! a great explanation about color and harvest time . great pictures of the trichome . well said and shown . thank for a great job ..i prefer to wait for the tea color . it has a lot more resin ooze out of the joint while smoking .. enjoy and thank you
An explanation from an enthusiast of cannabis on UTube Milky white = uplifting, energetic, happy feeling trichomes Amber = drowsy, sleepy, inda-couch feeling Not sure if this is fact, but more than once I’ve heard this info.
Another very useful video, thanks! Odd question; so if I wanted to get both a head-high from Harvesting a little earlier at clear/cloudy and a couch-lock from waiting a bit longer for cloudy/amber on the SAME PLANT, can that be done? Meaning, can you cut off a bunch of colas and let the rest keep growing a little while longer or will it kill the plant? Like, when I cut off a bunch of my cherry tomatoes, the plant doesn't die, it just keeps putting out more tomatoes... you get my meaning? Is weed like that or not? Don't know that I've ever heard of anyone doing this, but it's something I'm very interested in if possible just to be able to see the difference on the EXACT SAME plant for experimental purposes...
Keeping your plants in the dark for 48 hours before a harvest helps to increase the production in the trichomes and thus increases the overall potency of your marijuana crop. Following this info that every grower recommends, cutting the plants in cycles or over time actually leads to less potent crop. Once cut the plant, and specially the branch goes into shock, putting the cut branch in the dark is not the same as putting a planted plant in the dark. 48 hrs of dark wont do anything to a cut up plant.
@@schven0112 @Dalton Robbins @Todd Kump I still lean towards Todd & Dalton, but I definitely see what you're saying about the 48 hrs of darkness part, although that would still occur on the majority of the plant that didn't get cut earlier. As far as stress; lobbing off a big ol' two-fisted cola that is way too close to lights, in danger of breaking off from weight or blocking other good ones that are just a little behind it may be less stressful than leaving it sometimes I would think (hope, hah).
Fake Name 1 second ago I wondered the same thing, so I tried it. I tried harvesting some colas with mostly clear to cloudy. I then waited for the rest to turn mostly cloudy to amber. I tried this over three grows. I told nobody what I was doing. Then I shared my two varieties. People said the early harvest provided less of a couch lock, while the latter harvested gave more of the couch lock. Straight up, it worked for me. Enjoy!
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Here is a question for you doc. I appreciate the explanation but as you said they don’t all turn at the same time. The confusing part for me is that usually the top colas will mature faster. So would you base that 70/30 mix in the top colas? Or would you base it somewhere in middle or lower of plant. I usually find that while I might see 70/30 on top colas I will check the lowers and they might have 0 amber. Some cloudy and some clear. And if I were to wait for lowers to reach 70/30 then by then the tops would probably be all amber. Hopefully that made sense. So can you tell me how to deal with this?
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I found out that buds harvested early (just for scientific testing) while having still only clear trichomes, the high is rather unpleasant, kinda nervy one. Weird.
One of your powerpoints stated that clear tricnomes produce more of an energetic and stimulating kind of high. I've been reading about THCV and how it produces a stimulating type high and energetic. I would like to know what is the difference?
@@drakeweddner thank you, I've actually read more about it since I posted this comment and I've been realizing the difference and I really hope THCV becomes the new diet trend
@@drakeweddner so well know howTHC has the effects of relaxation and hunger and sleepy. Well THCV has the opposite effect of blocking the CB1 receptor and has a stimulating effect and takes hunger away. In type 2 diabetic mice it's been balancing out their sugar and glucose levels by somehow making the insulin hormone stronger like it was on steroids
@@memyselfinsanity9242 its not that simple , think of it as an orchestra , there is a conductor , so changing the condoctor between delta 9 thc , delta 8 thc , 11 hydroxy thc , thc v , thc , cbd , cbg youll get a diffrent concert but it depends heavily on the the rest of compounds present and in what levels , all the terpenes and other canabanoids in there respective levels , there are over 114 active chemicals constituents to marijuana,
Interesting because thca flower is harvested early to be under the d9 legal threshold. 😮 That's why those buds usually look different than what you're used to.
You’re absolutely right, I was pretty intrigued with the loophole as THCA typically smells very comparable to regular Cannabis, but not quite 100%. Also something else I took note of, visually the buds seemed a little smaller than their cured counterparts. Another thing I noticed, the smoke isn’t nearly as smooth- it seems the curing process improves the overall end quality in so many ways! Not attributing the size issue to lack of curing, I get that for it to be regulated as THCA, it’s probably gotta be cut before it naturally starts converting THCA into THC. Regardless, I think it’s cool that people have that as an option now! It feels so much better than D8 sprayed hemp flower😂 Regardless growing your own has to be the best option, just like any other thing you could consume, it’s always best if you can grow it yourself :)
Thanks for this, I’ve always poo pooed this step as being fanciful and not really true, but your presentation cleared up the claims and now I have the ammo to pursue further experimentation with harvest timing and the gauging of the result I may or may not get. Thank you!!
I agree with the genral info. Very helpful when your a beginner grower. But like the comments below I too harvest sort to "taste" and personal prefance. Just thur trial and error I found the best time for me to harvest. Hope everybody has a great grow!
Perfect 👌 slide, u r a real professor 😍💯❤️👆.. Even for a French beginner... Maybe I missed an information, I didn't see any estimation of part time it could be taking to pass through clear - - >milky ( way 😂 ) - - > amber..
Thank you, hopefully the other students also agree with you. The transition time can depend on the type of cannabis being grown so the key is to continually check to ensure you do not miss the ideal harvest time for your plant.
Excellent video as always! When I harvest a new strain and do a pheno hunt, I always harvest in 5 stages to see what is the best effect for me. Again, just for my specific needs. Different strains for different brains! First stage, I harvest when all clear, then 50/50, clear milky, all milky, 70/30 milky amber and 70/30 amber milky. Then I dry them the same at 65F and 55RH and let cure. I test at 1 month cure point, 2 months and three months. That gives me the sweet spot of each pheno and I keep the ones that fulfill my needs. I keep the keepers! I do the same process when I breed too. Just my 2 cents of 42 years growing. Keep educating us Mr. professor! Cheers
Thanks for sharing!
So with what you have mentioned about harvesting during different tri..what has seemed to be better for yourself, just curious.
@@8Scorpions Good question. It's all strains related and your specific effect that you are looking for. I had a sativa dominant that gave it's best at 30% amber with cerebral and body wellness, relaxing and a big smile (the whole package) and at 3+ months of curing. I also had an indica that was 50/50 clear and milky, that had a zombie, meditative, almost spiritual effect and cured 2 months. It's all in what you specificly want. I grow oldschool strains and landraces. Some very popular trendy strains don't even give me any effect at all. Since I don't grow for bag apeal, aromas, taste or THC levels, I cannot rush the process of strain hunting, then pheno hunting, then breeding, etc... Short answer, Trial and error is my best answer! Cheers
@@telnek thank you sir, I surely miss the good old days. I'm not into all the new mixes and cloned stuff, it's just not for me. I'm from Ohio and back in the late 80s it was the best. I will try my cure mine awhile longer. Trial and error friend👍👍Thanks!!
Sounds like a very thorough approach!
Just curious though, have you ever found a cultivar that you actually chose to harvest at the All Clear Trichome stage? Seems like the equivalent of eating a green/unripe apple.
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Thank you thank you thank you. Finally someone who was clear and informative. The pictures were perfect. Feeling much more confident.
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Excellent slides, excellent presentation. Best description of determining ripeness I've seen yet.!!
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This matters big time. I harvested some on time and let a few go to mostly amber. The first smoke was perfect balance body head high. The latter was couch lock high. I was curious to see the difference it would make and stunned at the effects.
Timing is key;-)
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wow thank you this was, by far the best video on trichomes thanks
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This is some awesome content and very helpful for bettering my understanding of the plant
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When they turn white, and I see some amber, I harvest. I keep it simple. The rest come out in the drying and curing process.
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Great video as usual ..I have found personally it's strongest right at about 20% brown ..but also when it's all brown 100% u can keep it growing longer if u want quantity over maximum strength..it will still be kick ass but it depends on what it's for Percy or not
Cannabinoids will evaporate, degrade or transform
Thanks for sharing, this is a good % to target.
How you been, brother....been a while, eh...
Yes, this was a learning experience that was and still is, I probably one of the most difficult successes to achieve .....each strain is different, each ripen differently, and likewise, just as many different effects, dependant on the ripening of the trichome. Your video confirms , EXACTLY what I've learned through trial and error. And as to which is absolute, depends on the consumers own tastes and preferences....is my thoughts. Hope your all doing AWESOME !
Thanks for sharing and hope the video can save others the time to speed up their learning curve.
@@DeBaccoUniversity undoubtedly will...I would add, that at first I was examining amber on leaves and sometimes prematurely still, as I did not know that I want to actually pull the flower apart and look at the trichome heads , deep within and on the calyx. ...some of my early harvests could have gone another week, had I not went by the sugar leaves...I WANT to see 20-30% Amber within the flower....and always check both top and bottom flowers to see which is ripening first...as one always starts to change color sooner than other.
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Be careful looking for tricomes, I concentrated on that as my plants got mold and I lost my whole crop. Perhaps some video on how to prevent and or look for mold. We had a very rainy end to summer and fall, I also put some grass clippings under my plants which might have trapped more moisture and contributed to my loss. Also one plant grew against a wire fence which may have contributed. Thanks for your info, only my third year so I’ve got lots to learn.
Maintain good air flow.
Maintain airflow lower humidity
Clear tricomes give you a verry high effect, cloudy gives high and stoned effect, and amber gives most stoned effect. So dont totally agree with him, when you harvest depends also an the effect of the thc, harvest early will give you a very hich effect, harvest late will give you a stoned effect. So harvest when you want and how you want it to hit you ;) personaly i go for a 80/20 white/red ratio. I more of a high dude type ;)
Recomended is try all stages and decide what you like best :)
I agree. I have harvested Indica's early, and the effects were like tripping on psychedelic's.
So what you are saying is you need to know your specific plant time to make the best decision....... Agreed!
Amber = aged Aged = higher cbn
I don't agree because my plants are covered in clear trichomes quite early in flower and thc content still really low from my experience cloudy is higher thc upper high then amber is a Couch lock high but that what I have figured out my self
@@ragheadand420roll I just got my wife some CBD to help her relax during the day and sleep at night. It's working great and she's thanking me. I found her some gummies for night that have 3mg CBD, 2mg CBN, 1mg THC.
Some varieties don’t turn color at all more so if your into the narrow leaf pure equitorial cultivars they can be a lot trickier to try going off trich coloring for this reason and they will just keep going and going if you let them
What do you use in this case to determine the time of harvest?
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@@DeBaccoUniversity I love all your cannabis videos. I have watched most of them, some more than once. Your channel is my favourite cannabis growing resource on RUclips and I want to thank you for the detailed information. Do you address the issue of washing flowers grown outdoors anywhere? I haven't run across it. Tha ks again
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@@DeBaccoUniversity my second grow is almost ready 1 week of flushing has begun and the top nugg is full of dark brown trichomes but the lower nuggs are still clear. The rest off the plant is healthy with NO nutrient burn anywhere on the plant and healthy green stems with no signs of stress purpling except on the fan leaf stems which I’m trying to figure out the cause of but I feel I have mastered the Auto flower process,feed tables, and environment now.
I owe it mostly to knowledge gained from you so once again a really big THANK YOU 🙏
More than helpfull omg !!
You are welcome, glad it helped!
Will leaves start to die when it's almost time to harvest? I feel like my tris are getting cloudy but my buds aren't fully developed and 70% of my leaves are still green
Not necessarily assuming the plant is still being taken care of.
If the trichomes are done but the leaves aren't faded using organic dry amendments is it ok to harvest still? has not had nutrients since wk 4 and plain water since.
Yeah, unless u wanna let it go and fade out, but you should be good to harvest.
Trichomes are typically what determines the harvest time.
Nice one!
Glad you liked it!
Id love to see wome more axtual scientific studies of the relation of canabannoids to maturity of trichomes. Lets see some lab results
This DeBacco University video may help you better understand the development a cannabinoids over a plant growth cycle, that does not answer your exact question but does prove some useful data... ruclips.net/video/51o9R5s3vJs/видео.html
Thanks, do you have any input on where to look at these trichomes, to determine ripeness for harvest? I usually stick to checking a bud calyx from the middle of the plant rather than checking outer foliage for example.
Central portion of the flower area, you can look at the edges of the leaves and see trichomes, but when it comes to determining ripeness look toward the more center portions.
In my area growing outside, when I wait for amber I will get white mildew.
There are sometimes other factors that dictate when to harvest.
yes thank you much
You are welcome!
Hi Professor, just wanted to ask you: can you please tell me what exactly causes the trichome maturation? Thank you.
In short plant maturation.
Thank you very much!
Do the tops and represent the whole plant? In my experience the tops are always done before the rest of the plant.
Areas exposed to higher light intensity will typically be the best producers of chemical compounds.
I would love to know how to see the trichomes this well. Are you viewing and photographing these from an outdoor or indoor plant or is this a slide view? I can't find a magnifying glass to see them this clear so if you or anyone has a source for such a scope for outdoor plants, please reply.
In short... microscope and/or high magnification dissecting scope.
Ok, "Professor", what should I anticipate if I harvest before the milky when tricomes are gold?
If you harvest before milky coloration on average you can expect less cannabinoids and terpenes.
Yes
Thanks.
When you say “hopefully” they’ll be clear in early stages. Does this mean something is wrong when the look cloudy in the early weeks 4-6 of flower , I’m having a lot of trouble being able to tell the difference of trichome color from early too harvest all I notice is more amber other then that they look the same to me. I’m only working with a 40x jeweler loop I ordered a 200x and it’s so strong I can’t even see anything with it
Clear is not clear as glass there is a slight haze, but with some time and experience you will be able to tell the difference. The key is to be sure to notice when you start to see the first trichomes with amber coloration.
But what do the trichomes consist of exactly and what causes the cloudines and amber clumps?
It looks to me like something crystallizes causing cloudiness, later, settles on the bottom, and progresses to an amber colour.
Trichomes are plant structures that contain the cannabinoids and other compounds that may be toxic to the actual plant which is why they are kept in these separate and distinctive structures.
@@DeBaccoUniversity Thank you. Is more known about cannabis trichomes?
For example, what does the stalk consist of and how is it formed? What is the chemical composition of clear trichomes, cloudy, and amber ones? What exactly causes the change from clear to cloudy, then to amber?
Are there any references on the tests done to come to these conclusions? Do you have access to any scientific data that supports any of the information you just shared?
Ikr? It seems like some1 just said so and every1 is repeating it.
@@robbstark8275 been like that for years and years and nobody seems to question it
Coloration changes indication shifts in chemical profiles and only through testing your specific strain can you determine the profile changes that occur. The effects can be subjective.
Im guessing no
The facts are wrong in this video
Also it doesnt mention the difference between sativa and indica and crosses
@@caveman1974 because it's not that easy either. It's all geographical. More or less equatorial.
How does the final flushing stage affect the maturing of the trichomes? Will it halt it or will it continue? If i reached a 70/30 milky tk amber ratio and then begin the week long flush do i risk more amber tris? If so when os a good time to flush
Final flush removes salts build-up not maturation or cannbinoid content.
I've been using a microscope to determine when to harvest for over 10 years. If you don't know when to harvest by now, you should be growing corn!!
... or tomatoes;-)
I also tend to harvest parts of the plant that are ready and leave the rest to mature. This can really maximize harvest.
This sounds like a great method.
"wile not botanically true" correct... but I wish you wouldn't dumb it down without that explanation for those who are unaware
Goal was to provide an overview when it comes to colors of trichomes.
@@DeBaccoUniversity pick fruit at its ripest per strain could still be included for the deeper understanding is all I mean 🙏
I run an aliendawg and I harvested at half Amber half milky and after 4 week dry/cure time it blew me away
Thanks for sharing so that others may try this.
Once i had... Purple trichomes😅❤ Not amber☝️But purple
Interesting do you have pictures?
@@DeBaccoUniversity no But Google would lead you, Apparently Not really seldom because there are reports with good pictures online, "purple trichomes" was my search Term, cheerz
But at what point do we start flushing the plant with plain water?
between week 8 and 9 depending on how long the plant takes to flower
@@totdurchtageslicht241 ok, maybe another way to phrase it, "at what point in trichome development do we start flushing?
Depends on the substrate, soil being the longest duration of flushing and hydroponic the shortest.
Running bubble bucket. Just as they start to change, 20%? New to this.
But didn't tobacco make marijuana illegal because it was big cottons and big tobaccos only competition in one plant?
The federal government made it federally illegal.
thx
Welcome!
2021, smartphones, internet, 3D, VR etc ... but powerpoint presentations are still the most efficient to explain clearly XD
Do you comment this on every video he does? I’ve read this comment before
@@swishersifuq not at all. Maybe you saw this video for the second time ?
Efficiency is key to a memorable explanation, glad it was presented in a helpful way.
Every vet in the world disagrees with that statement
Ahh you need the internet to view this... And I'm on my phone so kinda wrong
I grow outdoors. The paranoia factor is as much a driver as ripeness.
It can be a difficult balance;-)
Same
Lol agree, between weather and keeping your spot from prying eyes
Also stay positive you stress your kids stress!
This is the best video on when to harvest because it shows you how the tricomes look.
Glad to help you select the peak harvest in hopes you get top a quality harvest.
@@DeBaccoUniversity thanks. Hope you don't mind if I ask a question. I want to make cbd oils from my plants. Do I need to cure the buds? I know I need to dry them, just not sure if curing is necessary
I just wanted to say thank you for the informative, straightforward, no nonsense approach to your videos that are at the same time relaxing and easy to follow all backed by science and fact and not nonsensical personal rhetoric.
Thanks for this positive comment, thank you very much for sharing and hope others feel the same way you do!
Science got jack shit to do with it it's just using your brains this ain't no big bang theory it's me raised in the HA family given beating and taking beating we grow the most premium weed in the world we are HA
precise and to the point many thanks
@@DeBaccoUniversity
Always determine ripeness by the bracts of the bud structure and never determine by all the amber you may see on the sugar leaves. If the lower buds look very clear when your top colas look about ready, don't worry. Keep waiting it out until it's all ready, or some may take the tops first but beware of doing that if nanners could jeopardize other plants in earlier flowering stages.
What if you chop the top part and leave the bottom part? Would the plant get damaged?
@@gamingofthelegend3907 it will be fine.
@@masonstevenson1334 ahhh alright thank you very much
You may find this video helpful... ruclips.net/video/AE32agvT34s/видео.html
@@DeBaccoUniversity thanks
I don't even look at my trichromes till my pistils have browned off 80% and the plant stops taking as much water !
More good suggestions!
Not all strains develop brown pistils, like autoflowers or White Widow, so keeping track of how many weeks in you are is vital to know when to check trikes.
Why u yellin?
I agree bruce and I always check trichomes on branches in the middle as touching the flowers can make the trichomes turn Amber faster and the middle branches have been touched less lol
Depends on strain. Works for some and some it won’t. Some pistols never leave white.
I agree with the tricombs indicator, but people with ptsd should def wait till a 60 40 to 50 50 split,,.. me personally im 30 70,,. Yes i flip the configuration,,. I want way more amber...
When growing your own you can decide the "best" harvest time.
@@DeBaccoUniversity awesome,,.. see why i subscribe?? You dont bullshit,,.. love the channel keep it up,..
I find Frenchy Cannoli's view of ripeness more compelling than the amber/white glandhead ratio theory.
As the flower itself pertains to primary metabolic activity it would be more accurate to look at mature flower development rather than trichomes, which are secondary, for confirmation of optimal ripeness.
Also glandhead color is affected by light intensity, which causes problems with predictive consistency of overall ripeness .
Well said!
where can I find that?
@@odiousmelodious2410 ruclips.net/video/j5ahoYDBaWU/видео.html 🤙🤙
Seen plenty of pink tichome heads
I’d buy from you
I've noticed that the trichomes on the leaves, often mature faster than the trichomes on the flower. I dont smoke leaves, so I pay attention to the maturity of the flower trichomes. I've had much better bud since approaching this way. Something to look into, maybe?
Buds are the place to focus your time inspecting to determine harvest.
No you have a good grasp
i recently grew some amnesia haze autos, ( posted a video on my channel ) where even after day 98 still had little to no amber and the plant was coming to the end of its life showing all the signs of harvesting, wondering what i could do different to ensure atleast a 30% amber development on my amnesia hazes and other strains, wondering if the autoflower aspect has something to do with the little to no amber development on the trichomes.
Some strains have different characteristics so best to make notes and use these the next time you grow that strain.
Cold you got too hot
Auto.s suck
Doesn't amber trichomes give a more sleepy high? You said energetic.. That doesnt correlate to my understanding..
hey......whatitdo
Color does not correlate with effects, chemical profiles correlate with effects so this is why it is important to know your plants genetics.
Yes
Amber is sedative
Clear is energetic
Clear is the purest form of THC, milky is degrading, amber is degraded
THC breaks down and turns into other compounds
Alot of misinformation out there
Excellent!!!! The visuals combined with the audio and the words so i can read as well made this by far the easiest to understand! DeBacco U is thee best!!
Thanks for pinpointing exactly what you liked about the video, hopefully you find others on the channel you like and share them with others!
*Hmmm, a lot of folks trying to debunk this method of evaluating ripeness.* Let me give you the perspective of California cannabis co-ops and weed stores. They want the most potent cannabinoid content buds. Cali shops will not buy buds with more than about 10% clear trichomes. Buyers want exactly what this video depicts as "mature" I.E. around 80% milky and 20% amber. They won't buy buds with more than a few clear trichomes nor will they buy buds with predominantly amber trichomes because they know from experience which stage is "peak" for a given strain from sending hundreds or thousands of samples out for lab analysis.
This business about energetic high vs bodyhigh vs couchlock is entirely subjective. The lab dosen't lie.
That said, some buds will reach their peak before others. Don't be afraid to do selective harvesting but be smart and seal the cut stalk to prevent funk getting inside the plant.
Thanks for providing the specific information you did form the California perspective. Also, the suggestion to do selective harvest is a great tip.
When you say seal the cut stalk do you mean when you're selecting certain branches to take of the plant to seal up the cut end on the plant when it's still in the ground or when you cut the entire plant down entirely example one branch looks done so I snip it off the plant when it's still planted in ground then seal the cut end on the actual plant and if so what's the preferred way to do it ?
@@mustang268 Yup, when selectively harvesting you should use a sealant like Tree Seal (that's the name of the product, ask for it at garden shops or nurseries.) Also use it for broken stalks or branches. Coat the break with sealer and splint and wrap the break. The plant should recover and come back stronger than before. Does that help?
@@crucifyrobinhood yes thank you I'll try to look at more of my buds some looks almost ready now just have seen any amber tricombs yet but it's started to get all the crystals a few weeks ago but they're still clear from all the ones I checked so far so I'm look at early mid October for them to be ready with some buds having more brown hairs then others also
@@mustang268 That's about where my plants are at too. I'm gonna let a few colas get very mature (all amber, no white trichomes) and the rest is gonna get selectively harvested at about 80/20 amber to white. It's gonna be a Happy Halloween! best of luck to you Buckstalker.
Every time when Harvest comes around I come back and check this video just for fun
Glad to know the content is a consistent resource for you!
Do the top colas typically ripen before the lower buds on the plant? Is it a good idea to sequentially Harvest from top to bottom?
Yes
Typically the harvest will follow the light intensity, the more intense the light the larger and sooner the buds will be ready for harvest.
@@DeBaccoUniversity I've had an issue with leaf septoria and it ended up running rampant on some of my plants. Many of the leaves are now affected, especially the larger leaves. Most of my plans are in week 3 to 4 of flower and I'm wondering if it is better to defoliate them as I was doing before or will defoliating this far into flower shock my plants and affect my yield more than the septoria itself will?
I am a older smoker, and equate thc levels with alcohol content, I just want to take a puff or two, and be able to have a “ marg” or beer and lay on the couch and listen to some “Tuna” w/o having the room spinning around.
I tend to let my plants go a little longer to intentionally lower the thc. , when I go to a bar I very rarely order shots anymore, so why would I want the most potent thc. Bring on the “okay boomer” replies ! ✌️
Very informative video , thanks !
Very good point, so many are only about the greatest concentration possible.
You the man thanks for the info as always great video👍🏽
Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!
Great video,between your pictures and the text or explanation of them is excellent and is very helpful. Thanks The Girls Are Getting Close.
Best of luck with your harvest!
Great explaination, also don't use the trichomes on the "sugar leaves" as a guide look at the trichomes on the bud
Good point, there are trichomes on the sugar leaves for for ripeness determination use the main bud as the indicator.
THANK YOU ! a great explanation about color and harvest time . great pictures of the trichome . well said and shown . thank for a great job ..i prefer to wait for the tea color . it has a lot more resin ooze out of the joint while smoking .. enjoy and thank you
Thanks for your positive comment and subscription!
An explanation from an enthusiast of cannabis on UTube
Milky white = uplifting, energetic, happy feeling trichomes
Amber = drowsy, sleepy, inda-couch feeling
Not sure if this is fact, but more than once I’ve heard this info.
Thanks for sharing!
Another very useful video, thanks!
Odd question; so if I wanted to get both a head-high from Harvesting a little earlier at clear/cloudy and a couch-lock from waiting a bit longer for cloudy/amber on the SAME PLANT, can that be done? Meaning, can you cut off a bunch of colas and let the rest keep growing a little while longer or will it kill the plant? Like, when I cut off a bunch of my cherry tomatoes, the plant doesn't die, it just keeps putting out more tomatoes... you get my meaning? Is weed like that or not?
Don't know that I've ever heard of anyone doing this, but it's something I'm very interested in if possible just to be able to see the difference on the EXACT SAME plant for experimental purposes...
Yes….you can easily multi-harvest a marijuana plant👍🏽
Yup
Keeping your plants in the dark for 48 hours before a harvest helps to increase the production in the trichomes and thus increases the overall potency of your marijuana crop. Following this info that every grower recommends, cutting the plants in cycles or over time actually leads to less potent crop. Once cut the plant, and specially the branch goes into shock, putting the cut branch in the dark is not the same as putting a planted plant in the dark. 48 hrs of dark wont do anything to a cut up plant.
@@schven0112 @Dalton Robbins @Todd Kump I still lean towards Todd & Dalton, but I definitely see what you're saying about the 48 hrs of darkness part, although that would still occur on the majority of the plant that didn't get cut earlier. As far as stress; lobbing off a big ol' two-fisted cola that is way too close to lights, in danger of breaking off from weight or blocking other good ones that are just a little behind it may be less stressful than leaving it sometimes I would think (hope, hah).
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I wondered the same thing, so I tried it. I tried harvesting some colas with mostly clear to cloudy. I then waited for the rest to turn mostly cloudy to amber. I tried this over three grows. I told nobody what I was doing. Then I shared my two varieties. People said the early harvest provided less of a couch lock, while the latter harvested gave more of the couch lock.
Straight up, it worked for me. Enjoy!
Will It have less THC in my flowers if I harvest my CBD hemp when the trichomes are all amber? Is it a good way to avoid hot hemp?
With the 0.3% THC limit this is a fine line and all amber trichomes would still likely have enough THC to still be "hot".
Will the trichomes continue to ripen in the days following harvest like other fruits such as passionfruit, tomatoes etc?
they will oxidize after harvest ... no more development in ther just oxidization of what has been created
Trichomes will change post harvest, but not necessarily ripen, this is why curing is such an important part of the process.
@@DeBaccoUniversity curing converts the sugars over to alcohol as well ... that ferment
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Thanks for this very supportive comment it is appreciated! You are correct no product promotion, all that is asked is to share the channel with others! (and encourage them to subscribe;-)
Based on this explanation I have decided to begin my flush and prep to chop. Thank you.
You are welcome, glad the data presented was helpful.
Here is a question for you doc. I appreciate the explanation but as you said they don’t all turn at the same time. The confusing part for me is that usually the top colas will mature faster. So would you base that 70/30 mix in the top colas? Or would you base it somewhere in middle or lower of plant. I usually find that while I might see 70/30 on top colas I will check the lowers and they might have 0 amber. Some cloudy and some clear. And if I were to wait for lowers to reach 70/30 then by then the tops would probably be all amber. Hopefully that made sense. So can you tell me how to deal with this?
Ideally, you would do a staggered harvest, top first and then lower in the canopy as those flowers mature.
Thanks for reply. Thats the obvious answer I wasn’t looking forward too… lol but I guess no way around it
I use these videos almost every few days to learn something new, thank you so much for the educational content as it all is so helpful! ✊ 🌎 ☮️
It takes a lot of time to put them together but great to know they are appreciated!
@@DeBaccoUniversity it is beyond appreciated, it has helped me on my first grow an immense amount, to the point where I’ve been able to manage and maintain a healthy 6 ft female, all simply because of the amount of information and detail that is provided between each video, whether it’s tempuratures, humidity, understanding the plants biology and anatomy head to toe, and everything in between. It’s not my place to say, and there may already be a video made on this subject, but debacco should for sure make an informational video on how to save hermies before it’s too late! I love growing and I find there is SOOOOO much misinformation leading around it and debacco does a wonderful job clearing up the myths, rumours, and problems within the growing communities. :) much ✊ respect and look forward to always learning more. Thank you for all you do it’s beyond appreciated at least from me if anything 🙇♂️ 🌎 ☮️ 🙏 ✊ 🚀 🛳 💥 🔥 ⛽️ 💨 👽 🦨 👾 🤴 👑
I found out that buds harvested early (just for scientific testing) while having still only clear trichomes, the high is rather unpleasant, kinda nervy one. Weird.
Thanks for sharing.
Nice and simple video ..good photos to compare...thanks man
You are welcome!
Awesome information and understandable schooling 👍
Glad you liked it!
I just smoke it idk bout the rest 🤣 but God bless you all for being so smart at this stuff 😊
Always good to further your education.
Thanks for the info it will help with my garden 😉
You (and your plants) are welcome!
One of your powerpoints stated that clear tricnomes produce more of an energetic and stimulating kind of high. I've been reading about THCV and how it produces a stimulating type high and energetic. I would like to know what is the difference?
Not all plants produce thc v
@@drakeweddner thank you, I've actually read more about it since I posted this comment and I've been realizing the difference and I really hope THCV becomes the new diet trend
@@memyselfinsanity9242 can I ask why
@@drakeweddner so well know howTHC has the effects of relaxation and hunger and sleepy. Well THCV has the opposite effect of blocking the CB1 receptor and has a stimulating effect and takes hunger away. In type 2 diabetic mice it's been balancing out their sugar and glucose levels by somehow making the insulin hormone stronger like it was on steroids
@@memyselfinsanity9242 its not that simple , think of it as an orchestra , there is a conductor , so changing the condoctor between delta 9 thc , delta 8 thc , 11 hydroxy thc , thc v , thc , cbd , cbg youll get a diffrent concert but it depends heavily on the the rest of compounds present and in what levels , all the terpenes and other canabanoids in there respective levels , there are over 114 active chemicals constituents to marijuana,
Interesting because thca flower is harvested early to be under the d9 legal threshold. 😮 That's why those buds usually look different than what you're used to.
You’re absolutely right, I was pretty intrigued with the loophole as THCA typically smells very comparable to regular Cannabis, but not quite 100%. Also something else I took note of, visually the buds seemed a little smaller than their cured counterparts. Another thing I noticed, the smoke isn’t nearly as smooth- it seems the curing process improves the overall end quality in so many ways!
Not attributing the size issue to lack of curing, I get that for it to be regulated as THCA, it’s probably gotta be cut before it naturally starts converting THCA into THC.
Regardless, I think it’s cool that people have that as an option now! It feels so much better than D8 sprayed hemp flower😂
Regardless growing your own has to be the best option, just like any other thing you could consume, it’s always best if you can grow it yourself :)
Timing your harvest is key;-)
Thanks for this, I’ve always poo pooed this step as being fanciful and not really true, but your presentation cleared up the claims and now I have the ammo to pursue further experimentation with harvest timing and the gauging of the result I may or may not get. Thank you!!
Nice to see someone gaining information and making educated changes. This thought process will help you now and going forward!
Let em get darker. Amber.
Where at least 70 % are amber colored. Makes it better for couch lock bud.
Thanks for sharing.
I agree with the genral info. Very helpful when your a beginner grower. But like the comments below I too harvest sort to "taste" and personal prefance. Just thur trial and error I found the best time for me to harvest. Hope everybody has a great grow!
The strain grown can also impact this end product.
@@DeBaccoUniversity Agreed genetics play a roll. Very good info in your presentation. I subscribed. :)
Is it known if the cloudiness of the trichomes correlates with the highest terpene content?
This can be used as an indication but in some varieties it is not a direct correlation.
Perfect 👌 slide, u r a real professor 😍💯❤️👆.. Even for a French beginner...
Maybe I missed an information, I didn't see any estimation of part time it could be taking to pass through clear - - >milky ( way 😂 ) - - > amber..
Thank you, hopefully the other students also agree with you. The transition time can depend on the type of cannabis being grown so the key is to continually check to ensure you do not miss the ideal harvest time for your plant.
@@DeBaccoUniversity I did the harvest of my only one bb bio!! 😍
They were so milky 🌌 and sticky.. 🤣
Thanks for this video I was always harvesting to early now I know
Glad to hear the content was helpful and should improve your future final products for years to come.
Can't beat a master of his craft!! Great video, thank you!!
Great to now you enjoyed this video, hopefully you feel the same way about many others here on DeBacco University.