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DICAS PARA POTENCIALIZAR O CRESCIMENTO DAS FLORES?

Ganjeiro420
Ganjeiro420started grow question 5 months ago
Eai família GD, gostaria de ficas para potencializar o crescimento das flores! E a genética purple precisa de frio pra ficar na cor roxa? 100v
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A_Stoned_Llama
A_Stoned_Llamaanswered grow question 5 months ago
I know that dry-downs or dry backs and a few other stressors during the first 3 weeks of flower help with vigor. Additionally, I have seen multiple references to small multiple feedings throughout the day instead of normal? ( I don't do hydro so it was hard to completely understand). I know that commercial sites do this. Want to try something fun that has decades of tangential evidence to say it helps increase plant yield? Play classical music to your plants during lights on, I heard they like Bach. The answer to your second question is: yes, cold temperatures assist with the purple color in the leaves (anthocyanin replacing chlorophyll). Check out my Nutter Butter diary, the last week's photos show the purple really coming through. It is most purple near the edges of the tent, where the coldest temps are at night 15°C or 59°F. Some of the leaves are near black now. Genetics are going to play a big role as well. Most strains are hybridized by now and have some sort of purple traits in their lineage. So with cold enough temps during lights off, I believe you can get most strains to show a little purple now.
Commandocoki
Commandocokianswered grow question 5 months ago
I have a purple plant that turns completely blackish purple in freezing temps/frozen top layers of soil and in 90° it still turned purple.🤷‍♀️🏽 It depends on the plant. Because there was another strain next to it going through the same conditions and it absolutely stayed green.
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JUNGLE_B4RNS
JUNGLE_B4RNSanswered grow question 5 months ago
To enhance flower growth you need the correct amount of light. Your light might not be powerful enough to increase buds development. Purple genetics doesn’t need cold to make purplish flowers. See my Ztrawberry diary, they are purple genetics and have been grown at normal temperature.
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Ultraviolet
Ultravioletanswered grow question 5 months ago
The pigmentation cannabis plants normally use is chlorophyll, the purple pigment is called anthocyanin. Using very high levels of blues and violets you can stress the plant into switching to anthocyanin as a survival mechanism. Some plants are genetically coded to be purple, yes purple is normally reserved for cooler temperatures due to higher saturations of blues as the nights of nature get longer. Chlorophyll and Anthocyanin have a strange relationship as a plant will..... How do I put this.... Primarily always choose chlorophyll over anthocyanin unless pre coded to do so and conditions arise e.g correct temps, light. In order for plant to make anthocyanin the plant draws energy from blue and violet wavelengths to manufacture the pigment. I plant that is not genetically coded to purple can be stressed to use anthocyanin instead of chlorophyll, but it's pretty drastic and purples can fade in a matter of days once exposure stops, the chlorophyll rushes back to take over (even in no light)
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