Pistils arriving outdoors . Possible problem with their color? HELP PLS

okay so this is my second year i can not remember if this happened last year
my plants have begun to show white female hairs (pistils)
it has been a 2-3 weeks since the first one was noticeable on the first furthest along plant. Now that plant has say a dozen or so white hairs on the top colas ( not many pistils on lower branches if any at all yet).
however a few lone hairs just below the topmost cluster of white hairs have turned an amber color
IS something wrong or is that normal? I know they change to an amber color when the nug starts to ripen but there are NO nugs yet

I am in the tri-state area eastcoast

plants look otherwise very healthy to me, nice large green leaves and stems
smell pleasant
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i'd say give it another like 7-14 days im sure youll see some more developement. do you know the flower time of the strain?

it could be mold, could be bud worm or it could be that they have been pollenated...post some pics and I am sure someone will have an answer for you.

Thank you for your quick responses.
Last year clones from the same mother plant i obtained seeds from had main colas ready for harvest first week in october.
I will be visting my grow on friday and i wil supply pictures then. My cell phone camera pictures were no good.
It does not look like it is spreading so i hope it is not mold. I will lool up bud worm as i have never heard of it. If it is pollinated there must be a male plant somewhere near. All of seeds came of a mother forced by colloidal silver to prodice seeds. So far they all have shown at least two white hairs pointing up . I assume they are all female as expected because of this and have not showm any signs of stress.

I use soil composed of peat moss compost and potting soil. I add bat guano with microbes worm castings and small amounts of dehydrated manure ph between 6.3-6.8
I make 24hr aerated till foamy compost tea once a week usually that contains
Worm castings
A small amount pf bat guano
Compost
Small amount of forest soil
Kelp meal
Greensand
Oatmeal
Molasses
A pinch or two of bone meal
Last year 75% of my crop was infected and lost due to bud rot in the last week before harvest due tk one day of heavy rain folowed by an unsually warm day for october. Unfortunately i live in a hurricane zone. High humidity most pf the year but very sunny. However in september and october the temperatutes can fluxuate between 40-75 degrees with an average of 65 in sept and 59 in the beginning of october

Sounds like pollination to me.