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Hi ,Jerma_grow It's not a major, but basically you're "chronically overwatering" , the soil keeps humidity in there, and since it never gets dry the wrong type of bacteria develop and attack your root system. litterally all you have to do is water less and maybe wait a bit longer before you water, in a pot that size it could be anywhere between three to five days, which is a lot more than people think. Try the pot lifting method to make sure you never overwater again. Hope this helps !

Hi there, Even though you said you are not overwater.It’s still looked like overwatering to me.If a plant is underwatered, it’s looked like a lifeless plant.If concerns with light, it’s more likely to be curling leaves due to heat stress.Droopy leaves like your plant is more likely to be overwatering.How often do you water?I would like to recommend to water by using pot weighing method which means know your pot weight before and after watering.In that way, you can know easily when to water again.Let the top soil to be dried about an inch to two before each watering.Happy Growing... ✌️

How long do you take between waterings, i had some soil that took a week to dry, so i only had to water oncr every 7 days, even tho the top of the soil would be dry after a day or 2, maybe ur soil is just denser than you think. Its just a guess, but try to not water for a while and check the weight of the pot, if you balance it a lil bit you can sort of feel if the center of the soil is still wet or not. Maybe try pushing the lights a lil bit further away from the plant too.

Yes it could be light burn from the heavy defoliation you did, which has only served to reduce your plants capacity to produce energy, thereby slowing growth dramatically and potentially leading to smaller over all growth too, (especially with autos), but to have brown pistils this early is abnormal and I would be looking for a sneaky banana or two, just in case the brown pistils are a sign of pollination having taken place. Remember though - maximum amount of healthy green leaves = maximum energy production = maximum growth and maximum health. Hope this helps,........ Organoman.

No this is normal the pistils change as they mature. Everything's good.

No its not normal !!!!. There should be reply option to given answer. Pistils goes brown with maturity at week 4-5 of flower. Earlier it could be influenced by actual touching/bruising , check how fan moves leaves, maybe some buds are touched and that makes them brown. Hi temps lead to getting brown earlier, don't go higher than 30 cel. Late watering could be the reason too. Ph inbalance, nute overdose/toxicity/lockout can be the issue. Water on bud, some people spray flowers - that leads to getting them brown too. Check them and keep girl happy. Pistils won't be white again, but it shouldn't influence your harvest a lot, but if you won't sort problem which makes them brown - that could lead to poor harvest. Good luck !

they are all underwatered if yu give the 1/2 Liter dawg. try giving them at least 1.5L

It actually looks super stressed , could training be giving the plant issues drawing up water ?? That might be the issue here but that at a glance ... what do you think is the main issue ... add me on chat and I'll help of possible

Ph fluctuation

At a glance i would suggest mg deficiency if your using coco/L.e.d. it isn't unusual with these in combination, to have to add calmag with your feeds. both leech mg from the plants and medium so we add it back in. It is usually as flower starts and the needs of the feed change for more mg ect..that it presents itself. easily fixed with adding calmag. This won't repair the damaged leaf but will rebalanced the deficiency.

Hi there Jerma, sorry but i have to disagree with the folks here, that's surely magnesium deficiency and it's caused by your too intense light schedule . You gotta reduce the light schedule to reduce the light stress, try uppinh the calmag by making a spray at the same dilution as your feed and spraying the plants twice a week just a short while before lights on. Hope this helps ! :rocket;

Pistils also turn brown if you touch them, make sure your not brushing by them when inspecting or watering

The same thing is happening to me. I'm also in the 5th week of flowering and we both use organic fertilizers. I'll be watching your plants to compare. Wish you luck.

its normal, your doing fine. keep doing what you're doing, you don't have long to go. Good luck

Pistils will also start turning if you touch them, make sure your not brushing by them when watering or inspecting

Excessive nutients/overfeeding is usually why pistols brown early. Many say it's normal but it is not. No matter what they say. I have been growing many years indoors, many different strain and usually multiple runs from clone. If you keep your nutes in your soil at proper levels throughout your grow pistols will stay nice and white maybe a little hue of red/purple for the first 4 weeks of actual budding. 5th 6th week is when my grows usually start changing but by that time it is normal and buds are already huge. Cheers

The first 2 photos look perfectly normal. I can see your concern on the 3rd photo though. I've had this happen before on one of my first ggg strain grows. Remember that not all seeds from the same strain will produce identical plants, in fact there can be quite a large variation. This is most likely a plant phenotype that needs more potassium (k) or less nitrogen than the other 2. An over feed of nitrogen or incorrect ph level can cause some nutrients to "lockout" and not be available to the plant. Maybe, new pistils will come through after a flush and then, after some extra pk/less N. I can't think of any other reason why the pistils brown so early it has only ever happened to me once.