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Grow QuestionsHey all, so my pistils have had discolored and som...

Hey all, so my pistils have had discolored and som...

Experimentgreenstarted grow question 6 years ago

Hey all, so my pistils have had discolored and some dry/shriviled looking tips for a few weeks now. This seems a bit premature to me. You can notice in the 7th pic this week and several the weeks before. Has anyone experienced this, otherwise any possible ideas it could be?Thanks

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Leaves. Edges burnt

HighTVanswered grow question 6 years ago

Hia there @ExperimentGREEN! I looked at the pictures you mentioned and see those pistil tips. Now typically immediately the first think I think of when I see browning Pistil tips that early into flowering (several weeks ago) I immediately think that she has been pollinated and is about to start producing seeds. This would have been my go to answer 2-3 weeks ago because you are outdoors. However if you have not started to see a progression in the Browning and don't see any clear indications of seeds forming then clearly this is not the case 3 weeks later. The second things I go to are the most common things and that is a light burn or heat! You are outside and mention heats pushing 98F that's crazy hot for the plants and this can cause that twisting you see at the tips of the pistils. Unfortunately there isn't much you can do in that case unless you can move them to shade. Just be sure there are no seeds forming and really you should be just fine!! 😎 (Obviously this should go without saying but use the Trichomes to determine the harvest window not the Pistilis)

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CRiSPrGrowanswered grow question 6 years ago

had the same on my outdoor plant i was worried too , but i figured it's down to two things. Obviously genes will do it, pistils will go brown sometimes quicker sometimes never. The second thing is when you're outdoors you basically can't explain everything, like why this or that leaf got damaged or this or that flower got damaged. Looks like a bit of minor wind (+sun!) burn to me. Is it something to worry about , not at all unless it spreads and the plant starts showing other symptoms. Growing is nerve wreaking, simple as that ! 🚀

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OutForRealanswered grow question 6 years ago

Hello ! Is that 37°C your temperatures ? Because on my island it's around 34°C when the temps is really high so it 37 is a plant killer temperature to me. To me it can be a lot of things , maybe you touch it with dirty hands ( I bet you wash your hands but I had to mentioned it 😋 ), maybe some "morning water" did that ( I don't know the word for the water drops you can see on the plant in the morning ), the HighTV theory is a good one too as maybe a neighbour is growing an hermies ( what a duche). According to me it isn't something that could harm your plant. Oh and last thing , did you spray something on your plant ? Neem oil did that to me. I hope it will help you ( but I bet it will not 😜) 😎✌️🏼

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