Pistils turning brown, is it natural or mold

Heyo, as the title states my pistils are turning brown from the top down. Was wondering if its natural or mold? it's been raining quite a bit here lately and I've been doing my best to dry them off after the rain hits. Anyway I couldn't get a great pic of what I'm talking about but this is how they look -



What week would you say these are on?
thanks

Looks great so far. Pistils get amber/orange/brown as they age. Healthy plant.

You have a way to go still. Be patient and enjoy watching her get ripe!

BrewersToker said:

Looks great so far. Pistils get amber/orange/brown as they age. Healthy plant.

You have a way to go still. Be patient and enjoy watching her get ripe!

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Word good news to hear, so rain has nothing to do with it in your experience?

Thanks for stopping by brotha

My entire garden was sitting under water for a day Labor Day. We got hammered in Wisconsin for 2 straight weeks. The standing water stressed my smaller girl a little bit, but my bud sites were regaining energy with one day of no rain and filtered sun. They are back on their feeding schedule and exploding once again. You can check out my grow journal if you want to. My rain nightmare is documented there.
https://www.rollitup.org/t/a-newbies-first-grow.968887/

Sunzen said:

so rain has nothing to do with it in your experience?

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Rain just stops growth in my experience, which is frustrating as hell when you want to feed the girls. But I have also learned this week that they catch up quick too!!

Now obviously, depending on your climate, you would have to worry about mold and rot. But you are at the stage where you can give them a good shake, or use a leaf blower to dry them off. Shaking is very effective for me.