Do you know why all the Pineapple Express in the b...

During the end of the plants life cycle you will see lots of vibrant colors. Ever look at trees in the fall? All the leaves turn yellow, red, well this is basically the same thing that happens to Cannabis. When they flower, the plant things its life is ending soon. The plant basically think's its entering fall season, it will change color leaves, they will fall off, and you are now at your harvest window. Leaves in your photo look very crispy as well. Does your light have a good distance between the plant? Looks like it may be a little close, again just a guess. Another thing to remember when you see these colors is to be mindful of your flush. Did you start your flush yet? If so this could have kickstarted your color change as the flush removes salts and other minerals such as Nitrogen. Once this is removed you will see a rapid change in color and is helpful for creating a smooth smoke! Hope this helps!

This is normal it happens very often to me with almost all strains. No worries.👌

Every seed is so different even amongst the same strain from the same set. You could do 3 pineapples and they may all turn out completely different. A bit frustrating really. Your bud sites are looking good, but could you not lower the light hours maybe to 15 and see if that gives her a little break and also a flower stretch?

It happens very often that the plant drops the older leaves more with autos

Make sure you move/switch/rotate your plants frequently so they can all enjoy every area, and wont stay too long in corner/shadow. However it’s a normal thing to see different phenotypes for the same strain. Seeds does not share the same parents. I’ll be around, good luck with these babies !

Just as you would find with any "photoperiod" strain. The same applies to the ruderalis gene (auto). You will get varied phenotypes from an autoflowering strain just as you would from the photoperiod variety. Totally normal my friend :) Kind regards Team-HSO..

Hi! I would add some Cal/Mag somehow, yellowing and mostly brown spots could be caused by a deficiency of those elements.

Up your nitrogen for a couple weeks, be careful to not over water.

Yes all autos are different , even the same strains 👍 All looks healthy

Most strains have at least 2 phenotypes, product of their different genetic make up; besides there's always a seedling that develops faster and stronger, just as there's always a runt. What you are seeing is a combination of both, Even stabilized strains can carry a recessive trait that can suddenly pop up.

Different phenotypes that's all. See it more when you don't LST, the bud should however taste mostly the same. Looks like your real problem is overwatering buddy. The plant at the back left looks over watered the most. If your tent is on a concrete floor you may want to elevate the pots so the roots don't get too cold, this slows down uptake. Put some cardboard under the tent. Or elevate the pots so there is air running under them. all the best✌️🏻️

There can be quite a bit of variation among most strains but yes in autos there is another element with the addition of ruderalis genes. Some breeders have gained more consistency than others but clearly your batch is showing that.