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Plant differences
MoWaxstarted grow question 3 months ago
I would ask the masters again. What are the options, what's wrong with the plant on the left? I'm not saying that the other one is very beautiful, but there is a difference. I haven't grown much yet. What makes the leaves so yellow? What makes the flower so ugly? 2-3 week
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Organomananswered grow question 3 months ago
They look like inbred bag seeds with poor/bad genetics to me?
Or did you buy breeder seeds?
Each plant will have its own needs and wants, the left plant is hungrier than the right plant and needed more feeding, hence the yellow leaves.
High heat/temps does not cause fluffy buds.........I grow outdoors and get weeks of 40+ degrees Celsius each summer and my plants do not get fluffy buds.
Without a diary and/or a lot more information, it is impossible to answer this question super accurately, as no one knows what you have or haven't done or even what you are growing.
modmyplantsanswered grow question 3 months ago
I see strong fxotailing. What’s your humidity, temp and how much PPFD does the canopy get? Something is too much: heat or light
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RickSanchezanswered grow question 3 months ago
every seed grows to its own genetic pheno. you can not expect your plants, from the same strain, to look the same, if they are not clones from the same mother plant (:
if you are looking to grow very genetic and streamlined plants, you should try F1Hybrids or direct clones 💚🌱 best of luck and happy growing
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BusyBeeFarmeranswered grow question 3 months ago
Looks like your plant might be dealing with some heat issues, my friend. Those yellow leaves and the fluffy buds are classic signs of too much warmth. If your temps were hanging around 30°C (86°F) for a couple of weeks, that’s probably the culprit. Had the same thing happen to me once when my grow room turned into a sauna. Try to keep things cooler, around 20-25°C (68-77°F), and your plants should perk up. And hey, don’t worry too much—this stuff happens to the best of us!
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Shinsimillaanswered grow question 3 months ago
Hey,
Different genetics will produce different plants.
Some people have blond hair, some have brown, some eat a lot and some don't. Some plants are fluffy and hungry and others are tight and well behaved.
The smoke and effect is what you're after, so don't judge the looks too quick. ;)
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