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Looking good.
Twice now I've been trying to bend her branches down and it's cracked where the branch joins the stem. Quite a woody plant in that regard.
Hasn't seemed to have hurt it too badly though, so I'll give her that
Only my second cbd strain. They do grow differently, but going ok. Tried training it again and split the stem again, so woody.
Looks like a nice autumn tree
No idea what she is meant to look like at this stage. Probably not so colourful, but i think she looks pretty cool with the autumn colours.
Cbd strains do seem to grow differently
Not sure if the leaves are meant to be this colour. Hoping it's just fade.
Deficiency/ toxicity pictures don't look like this.
Any thoughts? Should i panic?
The change in color is generally attributed to the appearance of anthocyanin, a water-soluble pigment that plants generate either due to their genes or due to potassium deficiency, and low temperatures can also mess with color. Sometimes your plants might trick you, showing colors due to nitrogen excess and you end up thinking that the color change is due to its genes. Test your soil to be sure
Looking groovy.
People have said the colour is normal, and she looks healthy, but I've looked at other diaries of this strain and there not this colour.
Well, getting near the end anyway. Spotted a couple of bananas so will have to finish soon.
She's definitely a funny plant. With the red leaves and pistils just seem to be sitting there white. A couple of bananas have been spotted so, she's just about done one way or the other.
Smells great and hard buds, if a bit small.
Well, i fucked up all the plants on this grow.
Pretty sure i had way too much nitrogen which i didn't realise can inhibit bud growth. The buds just sat there with new pistils and nothing happening but slowly starting to hermie from age.
That's just my guess based on the colour the plant went and some of the others.
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