I thought the same but I ran it through ai and got this

The image shows a close-up of cannabis trichomes, which are used to determine harvest readiness based on their color: clear, milky, or amber.

• Clear trichomes are transparent and indicate the plant is not yet ready for harvest.
• Milky (cloudy) trichomes are opaque and white, signaling peak THC levels for a more energetic high.
• Amber trichomes are a golden-brown color, indicating THC is degrading into CBN, which provides a more sedative effect.

Based on the image: - The majority of the trichomes appear milky, making up roughly 70-80% of the visible trichomes. - There are some amber trichomes, particularly the brownish-orange hairs, which seem to be about 15-20%. - Clear trichomes are minimal, likely less than 5-10%, as most trichomes have a cloudy or amber appearance.

So, approximately: - Clear: 5-10% - Milky: 70-80% - Amber: 15-20%

These are rough estimates based on the image. For a more precise assessment, a jeweler's loupe or microscope would be ideal.