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The weather conditions: reaching the 70 degree mark every day but still had some cold nights in the 40s. Wind has not ceased, but no precipitation. One of the biggest plants started to show some pollen sacks that were removed. Plants are examined daily and look to be thriving. One of them looks a bit sick but it is still growing. Bioprotectant was added to crops.
We’re these regs seeds? Contrary to common belief there are regs autoflower/ruderalis seeds. Not often marketed but quite common in grower circles.
Looks like a male. There’s only one tiny sign of it being female and I’m not sure that’s an actual stigma. Either way - if you have no reason for a true male.. I’d scrap this
This plant looks dry although it has been in the same watering schedule of the others. It has also received plant food and bioprotectant but nothing seems to work…
I believe the plant has a virus. I just lost almost 2 dozen plants to one infected plant that spread. It is dudding disease or hplvd. Over half showed this sign. It shows in several different ways. Can infected ever parts of plants and other parts look fine. I would need to see more details, pictures, etc. to confirm. If you use tools or do not sterlize your hands and tools between plants then they all likely have it. Was how it started for me.
+1 strain
Northern Lights Autoflower
