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Pink Pistils

Qwertywill

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Just curious how many of you have come across it, the buddy I mentioned a few months back said one of his plants are showing quite a bit of pink. I refered him to the tutorial as to why.

He has two of the same genetics, he was just curious why this happened, as they are in the same setup!

Has this happened to you?
 
The word of the day is: anthocyanins. These babies influence the final pigmentation your plant exudes, which can vary based on the temperature and amount of light it is exposed to. According to the Journal of Biomedicine and Biotechnology, anthocyanins are 'universal plant colorants responsible for the red, purple, and blue hues evident in many fruits, vegetables, cereal grains, and flowers.
 
Its happened to me only 6 of my 75 clones had pink pistils but i dont know why
 

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Temperature fluctuation can cause it also warm days cool nights specially plants crossed with pink or purple.cool nights 15/16 c.note some plants may be affected while others aren't.
 
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