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6ix6ix6ix
6ix6ix6ixstarted grow question 2 years ago
Hello all! It’s been 48 hours since I asked my previous question and already feel an itch to inquire about my newbie concern: Today (day33), i found that on some flowers the pistils are oranging and like drying out on the ends. Is that normal?
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Sciolistic_Steve
Sciolistic_Steveanswered grow question 2 years ago
normal as long as you don't finde pollen sacs or lone nanners in your buds... this also happens when it is pollinated. Don't freak out though... just look over the plant.. see any pollen sacs or nanners? google image can help you identify better than i can describe them.. "grapes" or "bananas/nanners" is generally how they are described informally. Looks all female in the images provided. they will seem to retract, but it's really the plumping at first, but will retract and coil up at some point. wait long enough and they are just a little colored nub.
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LottaBuds
LottaBudsanswered grow question 2 years ago
Sometimes it happens on the oldest pistils that are exposed to a lot of light, but I would also just check the plant really well for any bad signs that could indicate stress or disease and make sure there's no male/hermies in the tent - if they get pollinated they often turn dark faster. If plant looks otherwise healthy and all are girls, I wouldn't worry about it.
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Stonehigh
Stonehighanswered grow question 2 years ago
I would say yes. As long as you keep getting fresh white pistils popping up and no other weakness sign on the buds or leaves, that would be normal. Eventually, all of them will turn out like this. I have autos on day 42 with about 1/5th of the pistils brown already, so my guess is you're good. I cannot see the whole plant in the pictures but from what i see, nothing to worry.
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