[Chemdog]

Hi,

would be nice if anyone could help me decide wether to kill the plant or let it go. It's a Pineapple Chunk by Barneys Farm, I have grown it before but the shape of the bud looked completely different. This one looks like it is foxtailing very early (on all budsites, even the lowest) but I don't think it is foxtailing. Is this just a weird phenotype? Anyone have any idea? Is this just a sativa pheno?

Besides the weird bud-shape the plant looks healthy (to me at least)

Sorry for the bad pictures but I hope you can see the issue

Any advice is appreciated. Thank you ♥

 

[WinJr63]

Looks fine to me foxtail or not let her grow, that cola will look real nice.

 

[Beazy]

What Win said

 

[RGWD0202]

Looks like a sativa to me. Keep it going.

 

[Galgrows]

Looks like a sativa to me. Keep it going.

It is a indica dominance strain bred by barney farm.

 

[Choppr]

too much Nitrogen in Flower, look at your leaf silhouette, starting to claw, your very near lock out, yes too much N in flower gives bud a weird shape, if your in coco flush, and pour in a corrective solution (less N).. if Soil wait till pots are dry, correct your feed.... (leaf margins are rolled under and leaf clawing downward) leaf silhouette tells us everything... Plant is close to the end, so you do need that N corrected/flushed, or you'll taste it in the dried flower!

 

[Ninjadogma]

too much Nitrogen in Flower, look at your leaf silhouette, starting to claw, your very near lock out, yes too much N in flower gives bud a weird shape, if your in coco flush, and pour in a corrective solution (less N).. if Soil wait till pots are dry, correct your feed.... (leaf margins are rolled under and leaf clawing downward) leaf silhouette tells us everything... Plant is close to the end, so you do need that N corrected/flushed, or you'll taste it in the dried flower!

Soil is similar in that you have to draw down that EC but you have to pour exponentially slower than you would in coco so as to not displace the biome. Then you can follow it up pouring in a better ratio to steer it in the right direction.