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If the seedling is in direct light it could be that. Plants tend to have red stems when in direct contact with intense light or has the previous grower has mentioned it can be phos down though that is unlikely at this stage I would put my money on just a tad bit too much water try to only use sparing amounts at this stage only like 1 inch of water around the seedling as a wet patch is compleatly fine for probably 4-5 days :) All together im sure she will bounce back and do you proud best of luck with the rest of the cycle.

It's hard to tell from the photos but what your describing can be a few things. It could be that it's just the genetics and everything is fine, it could also be from the temp, but most of the time it is a sign of overwatering, seedlings need very little water, if the roots stay wet for too long then you get purpling of the stem from a phosphorous deficiency/lockout.

Hi there, sometimes seedling showing purple stem and is normal as long as your leaves don’t show any abnormal growth.Don’t worry much about purple stem.Give your seedling right growing conditions and check the leaves not to be twisted, curled, dried and yellowing.Don’t forget to strengthen your seedling with some support if she is stretching.Happy growing... ✌️

Looking good you still have around 5 more weeks yet she will bulk up alot more :)

Slight yellowing can be a sign of underfeeding if your plants are in flower and you have just switched to a flower feed then you still need to use abit of nitrogen as like potassium and phosphorus it is a mobile nutrient within the plant meaning its in constant use regardless of the stage she's at. One dose of your veg feed should be enough to sort her for the rest of the grow good luck and great looking plant.

One of the rare points me and brave disagree on lol I always flush my plants and I will level with brave there is no actual science to back up flushing though its been thrown around for so long its almost become the norm for most growers. He is correct starving her of nutrients in the last weeks is probably the worst thing you can do which is why I always let my plants go longer than the breeder says now brave is right as i said she needs these nutrients most at the end thats why when it comes to the end you must be really patient if you want to flush anyway I let her go 2 weeks after the breeder by this time I will stop feeding 5 days before I intend to crop this wil be at week 10 of flower for most the indica strains i do now I do this as a personal choice because I personally think it makes my flower taste a little bit better now even experts can not tell the difference between unflushed and flushed bud after a correct cure but if your like most growers and would sooner smoke some of your bud when its dry while you are waiting for a good cure then I would suggest flushing. After drying is the most noticeable effect from a non flushed plant where the flower can be abit harsher than one that has been flushed. Though I will end with saying what I say on this site all the time. There is no "right" way to cultivate a plant everybody does the best with the equipment they have and all the variations and styles of grows make this community a unique one a great one in my mind as we all share a passion for growing our beautiful plants helping one and other grow plants and grow as people into better more skilled cultivators. Keeping the world green one tent at a time ! ultimately its completely down to you its your plant do what you want :)

Hi mate, never and thats the truth. You should feed her to the end. Maybe tapering it off near the end but still enough to sustain growth. Don't flush as you will only strip any nutrients it needs to ripen buds. Use a goos month cure to breakdown the chlorophyll left in the buds. You will have a great smoke at the end of it. Good luck and happy growing

You will get new white hairs coming in at all stages. When to harvest depends on you, and what type of high you want. Mostly amber will give you a couch locked high. Mostly cloudy is less likely to leave you couch locked. Shes looking great. I think the buds are a decent size! Personally from what you've said I'd be harvesting now but its personal preference. Hope this helps and enjoy your smoke bro 🙂👍

So I do have a loop stil has a way to go for amber some amber it just I keep seeing new white hair grow

you’d need to check the trichomes to be certain. I’m guessing you don’t have a microscope or loupe to check? I don’t either and use an app nineX to check. Doesn’t work perfectly but gives me a better guesstimate on when my buds are ready. Most strains flower completely in 8-9 weeks, however some strains can’t take longer and up to 11-12 weeks. They look ready to me though. To your second question, the buds look a good size to me. there’s many reasons for size of buds, including both pot size as well as lighting but so many other factors such as seed genetics, environmental control, nutrients and application thereof, stress, pests, temperatures, watering balance, airflow, etc. Literally every input can affect your bud sizes. Your plants look really nice though, so definitely a job well done.