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Tops of the Flowers began to darken, today is a good temperature 26-27 and humidity 40-50%, solution as instructions

inhale_exhale
inhale_exhalestarted grow question 6 months ago
I watered it last night. in the morning everything was fine, after 8 hours of day I saw a problem, on near Lemon AK something similar but smaller (the last 3 photos). Water them with one solution. I also did the spraying, but almost 24 hours passed. Light fibers are poplar fluff.
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 6 months ago
what do you mean when you said you "did the spraying" ? Don't sprays plants in bloom with anything, feed via the roots. Pistils will get damaged and die back, I'm guessing that is whats happening here your foliar fed them?
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001100010010011110answered grow question 6 months ago
so you applied a foliar spray? That probably caused it. A foliar spray for the sake of doing it is not a good idea. It has little benefit and adds needless risk like singing a pistil. It mostly just makes people feel like they are adding value, but nothing to back it up. In response to a specific problem it is fine, but only some nute molecules can traverse the stomata. Otherwise you are just creating a layer of dried up nutes on the tops of your leaves and flowers for no reason. That can be a disease vector and just being wet consistently is too. Asking for WPM... Excess wind can make pistils die early, too. Pollination can cause pistils to die earlly, so inspect for those just to be sure. Too much light can singe them, not likely here as it looks different. Either case, you plants look healthy. Stop foliar spraying them when there is no direct need. Especially with flower developing. Roots evolved to handle intake of nutes. LEaves are for photosynthesis, storage and transpiration. They've got enough on their plates. Definitely don't want to fuck with transpiration. that will fuck with co2 intake which is the limiting factor in most gardens.
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Scrubbyjimbob
Scrubbyjimbobanswered grow question 6 months ago
I think you're overthinking things. Lookin good to me.
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TheUk420Show
TheUk420Showanswered grow question 6 months ago
its not really a problem some strains will do this I don't think its anything you have done as the plant looks really healthy I would not worry about it buddy keep doing what your doing :) and you'll be fine :)
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