Why my plant has modest amount of stigmas (white hairs)?

FuzzySnout
FuzzySnoutstarted grow question 2y ago
I look at pictures in diaries of other growers and I see buds looking like fluffy dandelions, but my plant looks like someone pulled off half of the stigmas. What am I doing wrong? First picture - week 12 Second picture - week 17
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 2y ago
Growing from seed can be a bit of a lottery, in this case I think you got a booby prize of a seed with very poor genetics....but that's life. For your first grow you are doing really well and think how much you learned and how much better the next grow will be!
LetsGrowSome
LetsGrowSomeanswered grow question 2y ago
It looks a little dark green to me. May be off base, but if it's a little nitrogen toxic, gonna get small harsh buds. Too much nitrogen, can't take potassium correctly. But probably is genetics like the others have already said.
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00110001001001111O
00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 2y ago
if it is healthy and getting 35-40 DLI, it's simply genetics. If it's getting 35-40DLI and healthy, that means it's growing well. If it were underfed and getting that much light it would look stressed with overtly visible deficiency symptoms. intensity of light willd dictate yield relative to genetics. Some are more robust than aothers and there's no magic bullet out there that causes it as far as soemthign you can buy and give to your plant. Quality and morphology is mostly about the genetics. You'll never polish a low-thc turd. it's simply a low-thc turd. (or whatever characteristic you are focused on at the moment -- and not related to this particular plant, just a generalization of causality)
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AsNoriu
AsNoriuanswered grow question 2y ago
in most cases if plant is healthy , its genetics. not all plants grow huge colas, not all seed is set to be a monster. you can feed heavily and push plant ....
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NamasteDaze
NamasteDazeanswered grow question 2y ago
Fuzzysnout, Hope an experienced coco grower can review your grow and assist with a diagnosis, I wish you well. I do not think it is genetics or a slow to flower plant, which can happen. I would review your light height and ensure the dimmer % is set to manufacture recommendion for flower. Again, I only have two grows so take this with a grain of salt.... I think she may of had too much nitrogen in early flower/flower with no flushing in between veg, preflower, and flower. With the Tripart series in coco it is important to flush between veg/flower if feeding heavy as the nitrogen can hang around in the coco.
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