Blazing sun on almost harvestable flower

[Lupe2020]

I am wondering if cloudy-to-little-bit-amber buds would be diminished/damaged by leaving in blazing hot sun. Seems like it would burn off terpenes/cannabinoids before I get a chance to do it myself?

 

[Flower]

This your first post?
Welcome to the Passion.
We are gonna have to see some pictures.
Btw, if your pictures, look better than our pictures, we will have to ban you from the forum.

 

[Hippie420]

You can always put some shade on 'em. Hopper does it down in Texas just to keep 'em from burning.

 

[MariJan]

This your first post?
Welcome to the Passion.
We are gonna have to see some pictures.
Btw, if your pictures, look better than our pictures, we will have to ban you from the forum.

Don't scare no one off. He's joking

 

[WeedHopper]

I am wondering if cloudy-to-little-bit-amber buds would be diminished/damaged by leaving in blazing hot sun. Seems like it would burn off terpenes/cannabinoids before I get a chance to do it myself?

Try doing this. Umbrellas are fairly cheap on Amazon. That's how I deal with triple digit temps in Texas. I still have tomatoes. They would be dead if I didn't shade them.