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Royal dwarf went purple on flowers

papa_weed
papa_weedstarted grow question 15h ago
Hey I’m need an answer my 50% of plants went purple on flowers idk if this is a normal behaviour for royal dwarfs and if it is a reason to harvest my plants. Please send your opinions and if you can tell me if they are ready to harvest or rather wait?
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 3h ago
Yes harvest. Purple is from cool night temperatures and is normal........can be influenced by genetics too.
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 9h ago
Looks like they are growen outdoors. I would guess the temps are dropping at night in your area. Some purple can be harvest colours without cool temps. plants looking fine from what I can see, I would not worry to much about it.
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AestheticGenetix
AestheticGenetixanswered grow question 12h ago
Just environmental and different seeds are different plants. It's perfectly normal. Now purple stems are cause for concern. But not sugar leaves and buds. They look great
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00110001001001111O
00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 14h ago
genetics, cold temperatures at night, even too much light can turn top colas purple that would normally be green based on genetics. If it's up and down the plant, i'd assume genetics. If temps don't drop below 68F, it's not night time temps. (i'm sure there's a bit of a grey area as to the exact temperature threshold at which it occurs) ignore the purple, unless you think it's one of the artificial reasons listed and beyond a small impact. Harvest at same point for same reasons -- overall ripeness and trichome coloration. Otherwise, it's superficial in nature and has no real impact on the buds / buzz if just genetics too much light or cold temps could impact the plant in adverse ways, otherwise. But, is it better to have a little purple up top for the benefit of more light hitting lower levels of plant? I wouldn't assume either way but i would try to minimize it as it also causes greater loss of terps and thc on those top colas -- your best buds and a heavy portion of yield. Cold temps at night might cause slower growth, but if you get fast growth, easy enough to rule out or not be concerned about it... context puts all of this into perspective.
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AsNoriu
AsNoriuanswered grow question 14h ago
All is good ;) autumn fade and genetic trace. Happy Harvesting soon !
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John_Kramer
John_Krameranswered grow question 14h ago
- genetics - cold temp - P deficiency take any guess xD a lot of pics but all of em ussles need to see the whole plant from differnt sides
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Ultraviolet
Ultravioletanswered grow question 15h ago
Normal, a little bit of a genetical luck with a little cold can often bring out the pigment anthocyanin, chloryphyll is our green pigment, carotene is yellow orange, anthocyanins are purple or red depending on pH. Nor ally if she presents she should deepen further with further cold but keep that for last week or 2 if you want to try purple them further.
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