Utopia Haze - 1st Grow!

TL DR; The UH got some bananas, but I believe it’s my fault (too cold), and I am keeping her. So, while taking some pictures of my ladies, everything was fine and dandy until I noticed some peculiar yellow spots on the UH . . . As it turns out, she seems to have sprouted some naners :( . My educated guess is because of cold stress; the water temps are quite low, as well as night time temps (14 and 16 C respectively). The evidence to support this is that the UH leaves are turning purple (week 7 has some clear pictures of the purpling), and obviously the temps have been recorded to be quite low. The SLH seems to be taking the cold with no issue, but that’s because she is the smaller plant as well as not being a bit more off centered from the intake fan. Not only is the intake fan blowing in cold, outside air but at the same time, the airflow generated blows away the heated air from the lights. Normally, people would blame the genes for the naners but neither of the 2 runts have bananas, and they are the furthest from the intake fan (so less airflow blowing away the heated air generated by the lights). So I came to the conclusion that, since the UH#1 lady is the biggest plant in the tent and positioned the closest to the intake fan, she is taking the brunt of the cold temperatures and it is too much stress for her, therefore the bananas are MY fault and not necessarily the fault of the breeder. I have taken clones of the UH#1 lady, so next grow I will have 2 x UH#1 plants, and can test whether it is genes or just because of the stress factors I allowed the UH#1 lady to experience (yes, I studied in the BSc field, so I approach things with an open and enquiring mind haha). Since the UH#1 lady is basically ¾ of my green canopy, I decided I will keep her and grow her out. She has 5 weeks to go, and a lot of the pistils are already turning red (aka they won’t be able to accept pollen), and there is always the off chance she is firing blanks :) in the mean time, I will keep plucking out the bananas as well as monitor the situation for any seed development. On a side note, I changed up the nutrients a bit to reduce the nitrogen content of the solution and get in more PK. 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👻