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Browning pistils

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Hey guys week 2 of flower I have Browning pistils. Should I be worried? I was combating prior deficiency before turning around and flipping into flower. This is detailed in my post veg b loom sos
 

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Pistils at the bud? Or that at the calyx? Any male plants nearby?
 
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Jack og said:
Pistils at the bud? Or that at the calyx? Any male plants nearby?
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Day 1 week 2 flower. I did half feminized seeds other half now. However, each plant I put in had shot pistils above the bract. However now I'm like fuck let me go check, it's a bit soon for it to be polenated no? (If that's even the issue)
 
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A.Swift said:
Day 1 week 2 flower. I did half feminized seeds other half now. However, each plant I put in had shot pistils above the bract. However now I'm like fuck let me go check, it's a bit soon for it to be polenated no? (If that's even the issue)
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Could be genetics but it also means something is forcing it, nutes usually don’t burn pistils, light will, temps will or pollination will. So check for nuts!
Can be nothing as well so don’t fret, can be like I said genetic. How’s the tops look? I usually don’t judge off the bract or resin sacs so much
 
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Jack og said:
Could be genetics but it also means something is forcing it, nutes usually don’t burn pistils, light will, temps will or pollination will. So check for nuts!
Can be nothing as well so don’t fret, can be like I said genetic. How’s the tops look? I usually don’t judge off the bract or resin sacs so much
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Well too much light is a possibility, hrrmmm (driving back to grow to nut hunt)

Other pistils were white in the room, but some were brown. Either way, I will take pics when @ grow of the potential male plants (only 5 of them) as I am no plant sexing specialist only operating off 2nd hand knowledge.
 
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