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The plants are stretching well and I realised that no light is coming under the scrog net, so I secided to lolipop a bit earlier than usual. The plants reacted good to the training and all are back in the scrog net. Have to watch if they look still healthy in a few days.
Starting of week 3 of flower. The plants look really healthy, no problems yet.
FD17: the plants still show no damage from the hard lolipopping.
FD18: gave them water today (30litre 7plansts) with biobizz, looking good so far.
FD19: First trichomes, start to smell
FD20: Smell gets stronger, buds starting to get bigger
FD21: removed some leaves because of high humidity and for more air around the buds. Plants start to want more water now
FD23: new carbon active filter installed. 30L of water for the 7 girls. I leave my house now for 4 days, hope they are not that thirsty
FD27: removed some leaves, but on some spots there are still a lot. For now I let them grow and remove only the ones which are over buds.
Hello, I saw today on flower day 21 tgat some hairs are already brown. Is it normal or is sth wrong? Maybe too much light? I don‘t think it‘s heatstress, the temp is around 20-24 degrease.
Thanks :)
Some genetics the hairs turn way b4 the plant is finished. Also cold Temps and if you have lowered the light intensity you cld trick the plant into thinking winter is coming soon and the plant move into later phases to
I have read that wen just the tip is brown and the rest are white it can be from pollination.
But this can also be from user error like numbers have stated.
monior it.
it may or may not be unusual. If the pistils are only turning color early in specific, isolated locations, then you can probably assume you are causing it. Is a fan directly pointed at those colas? Is it only the top colas in the most intense light directly under any concentration of diodes? Did you spray something on your plants? Should cover most of the bases, but i'm sure there's other things you could do to cause this, too.
Your temperature range definitely won't cause this.
If it is happening all over and fairly evenly, then it's just maturing faster than a typical plant.
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Call me "mean": I want to see a plant that sheds its stigmata. I've yet to ever see that occur. Do you have to sweep up mid-to-late flower? Probably caused by some sort of gimmicky foliar spray promising the world?
Domenik
