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I am also inclined towards a phosphorus deficiency, and I'll adjust accordingly. I took the photos outside for a better perspective. They are being vegged indoors until multiple 1kw MH. My vpd runs at 0.8 kpa to 1.0 kpa. They are not even close to rootbound, and the cuttings that I've recently...

growlink.

Coco. Veg watering, once a day to 20% runoff. Flower watering, crop steering with hortilink.

I have been adding calmag.

Hi guys. Been having some issues with my plants that I can't seem to rectify. Purple stems in veg that go green in flower. What looks like a magnesium deficiency also. Coco (buffered) Ph 5.8 to 6.2 Ec 1.8 (900ppm). Plants were running perfectly for the last few years. Even changed nutes...

I'll post any changes that might occur as time goes by, perhaps this thread will be of some interest to someone in the future.

Pollination is a possibility. These are 2 plants out of 300 plants, of various strains, and it's only the 2 of them showing this trait. I even have all 4 mothers of this strain out there with them, and they are flowering normally. I'm tempted to just leave the plant alone just to see what...

The white dots are reflected light off rain drops. These plants are outdoors in full sun, so it's not a light issue. I'm sure it's genetic, but was interested if anyone had seen this before.

First Pic is a branch that is flowering : Second Pic is the same plant but these two branches are, slightly flowering on the left, and not flowering on the right.

Pics incoming.

Not at all. I'll get some pics when it stops raining... Strangest thing I've seen in while.

There is also no light pollution on these plants.

As the title suggests, I've got a Kush strain running outdoors, and on 2 plants a couple of branches are not flowering visibly at all, and yet the rest of the plant is already nugging. It's a new strain to me, and I'm fairly confident that it's genetic, but I'd be interested to hear if anyone...