Last crop,New plant,and trichrome magnification questions

Ok well first things first,i cropped my one plant,and it was an ok yeild but the bud was not as trichrome covered as i would have liked to see,also it has a dark green to it,not the light skunky shit im used to seeing...i might have been expectirs of ng to much but what causes the different colors of green? was there anything i could have done or is that type.of thing strain related? also i have a new plant going but im concerned about my nutes...I have NSR GreenLeave Grow and Bloom juice my question regarding this matter is once i put it into bud and im using the bloom, should i put the same amount of nutes per gallon of water the whole time or should i be manipulating the amount of each nutrient it gets...ive heard some plants like some nitrogen during budding some like none at all...how would i recognize which my plant is and more so how would i control the individual amounts of each nutrient in my nutrient solution? is one bloom nute ok? i can through some money into it so i guess im just saying i want some dank shit and want what i need for a happy plant......also i bought a new 420 scope and its a great product 60-100x magnification...i know cloudy/amber trichs are the best but looking at the weed i just cropped at first i thought it looked immature cause the trichs all looked clear...but upon looking at some killer fruity shit i had from a buddy of mine i noticed they too looked clear so do i not just have a eye for this thing or what i cant spot color variation in trichs APPRECIATE EVERYONES TIME AND ANSWERS

Dark green doesn't mean it's not good. NL5xhaze is pretty dark green when finished. Play with your nitrogen levels and see what happens. That's the only way I know to tell. Read up on the signs low or high nitro indicators. Trichombs don't all change at the same time so you may have looked at one particular bud that was done, and the one that he looked at wasn't. Either way, it sounds like you took it a little early but your bud should have a soaring buzz that you can really feel in your face.