Pistils early browning

Those aren’t pistils.. they’re tiny tips of new leaves. Zoom in super close there’s an obvious distinction.

manufacturers often don't know what tehy are saying and in this case numerous local environmental variables at play that greaty vary from one garden to the next... always rely on plant observation to tweak those suggestions. so, are the nodes too tightly spaced at top? doesn't look like it in pictures, so i doubt this is caused by intensity of light. Though you can assess this better in person than through a pictures... intial node growth is always tight but does space out.. if it remains too tight, that's caused y too much light.. if it stretches too much, that's too little light... easy to see and react to this. take notes when you find the distance and hours of use per day that result in proper growth.. it'll be similar the next time but maya vary depending on how much your environment changes. (temp, rh%, co2 levels, primarily) did you spray anything on the plants? this can cause odd pistil coloration Are there any nanners or sacs in the room? if you have a hermie in the room, pollination can cause early coloration of pistils. these little bits can really hide.. inspect entire plants. maybe bit high in concentration... leaf curl is typically a sign of a bit too much, but that is unlikely behind the pistil oddity.

Yeah. Its just mag. Epsom. Salt will be a great source of mag sulphate. 250-300ppm once a week. Should curve the issue. Feel free to DM me if you need more help. Good luck.

Thanks Gottagrowsometime, yes I’m getting purple stems as well. And even some leaves’ tips. So should I add mag? About defoliation, I was so about to do it, but as a beginner I’m afraid to damage the plant. Should I proceed anyway?

Hola. Los pistilos son el organo reproductor de las plantas hembras. Se oscurecen temprano cuando la planta es polenizada. Sigue con tu cultivo y deapues comentanos. Suerte

And before you flip for longer bud loaded colas id get to defoliation ASAP. Take all fan leafs up and down the nodes leaving the main top 2 on each node. (There'll be 2 and then 2 newer ones that are much smaller. Pick whichever to leave that won't block out sites) This will explain how to help you with your process if you wanna go this way. Its the 1st link: https://www.growweedeasy.com/nebulas-flowering-stage-defoliation-tutorial Good luck.

Hey buddy. So, normally I'd say cross pollination. But, as its the tips of the leafs and the white hairs are not orange on top but instead they look a little purple. How are your stems. Are the purple. You might be in need of mag. Good luck.