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I’d guess that could be issues. Feel right off? On your plant gently look in middle of buds. You will notice rot and you see it. It always appears webby to me.
I had issues with fungus gnats for literally years. I tried everything: repotting soil, mosquito dunks, rocks, sticky traps, you name it. They always came back… until using Trifecta Crop Control. Seriously, one application… GONE. FOR. GOOD! I did use it a bit stronger than they recommended, which I’m not recommending for anyone else, but luckily it did not hurt my plants. Love this product!
It's important to note that not all plants from purple strains will necessarily exhibit purple coloration. While some cannabis strains are known for their purple hues, the expression of these colors can vary depending on environmental factors and genetic predisposition. In some cases, the plant may develop purple tones towards the end of its flowering stage as temperatures start to drop.
To encourage the development of purple colors, certain conditions can be beneficial. Cooler nighttime temperatures, typically around 10-15°C (50-59°F), can stimulate the production of anthocyanins, the pigments responsible for purple and blue hues. Additionally, providing adequate phosphorus levels during the flowering phase can help enhance color development.
However, it's important to keep in mind that color expression can be influenced by various factors, including genetics and phenotypic variations. While some plants may exhibit vibrant purple colors, others may show minimal or no color change at all. Regardless of color, the most important aspect is ensuring optimal growth and overall health of your plants.
Happy growing, and best of luck with your cultivation!
Well, this old girl is reaching the end of her journey. If I knew then what I know now, she would def be a lot bigger; she is my very first plant ever. I have a USB microscope, but the app is shit. Also, holding it steady, trying to focus, and snapping a pic is hard to do all at once by yourself in the dark. I did snap a few shots, but when I got home there were no images in the folder. She looks frosty as hell, but I haven't been able to get a good look at the trichomes to see how many are amber.
*6/18 Update* I went out light and lethal for some daytime shots. She almost got reaped today, but I'm going to wait on my 10X cellphone microscope to check out the trichomes first. Also, she needs a good spraying of Trifecta.
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