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Pistils Browning Out

satisinatra

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hello everyone.

Maybe there are similar posts with even solutions already brought up but i couldn't come up with a result when I searched for it in the forum.

Anyway almost 3 months of first time growing without almost any major problem.

Now 3 days into 4th week of flowering stage and I'm having some pistils browning out.

I first realised two pairs of pistils on starting of second nodes from top of the main cola, as the first pic shows.

I have let it be before I left home this morning. About 9 hours later I came back home and realised that I have one pair or two on almost each cola. most of them are on top buds. I'm adding some pictures.

I was reading on some of other websites about a wide range of possibilities like having a fungal desease and I should remove each I notice before it spreads.

I only slightly touched the first one I realised in the morning and it dropped just like it was all dried. It's actually my first time losing any pistil so I dont really know if a regular white one is that fragile as well.

What I changed last sunday, 3 days ago:

I'm using General Hydroponics Trio and Orca liquid micoriza, thats all. I have been applying rates recommended to be used along with secondary supplies. Then I realised the rates are different on the bottle, with about 50% higher rate of FloraGro. There's the recommendation sheet from GWE.com, including secondary supplies and a pic from the bottle.

So I amended the rates to recommended ones on the bottle.

I also added 2 more T5 pannels from sides to increase the outcome, in the same distance as the top one, 2 inches away from outer fan leaves.

What do you guys think it is? I missed the light session, it is in dark time now so I cannot inspect any further but as far as I could see most of them were on top buds.
 

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satisinatra ,nice looking flowers, the pistils are supposed to turn brown-red, before harvest.
Except one of the ones I'm growing right now, she is ready for harvest, and the pistils never turned brown, my second plant ever to do that, her pistils stayed pale white, and curled up.
Looks like you got about a month to go to me.:nah::tasty:
 
thanks man. Yea,that's right, what I^m scheduled to do is to harvest about 4 weeks later.

But I'm still not sure if it is ok at that time of FS. What to do to make sure there's no deficiency or any sort of desease?

I'm quiet sure I don't have a bug issue.
 
I don't see a deficiency problem, in your pictures, they look fine to me. But I can't see the whole plant.
But what I see, looks nice.
 
Those look good and normal to me, to, and don 't look like they have a problem. If your following the Nutrient company's feeding schedule, and your Ph is good, you probably won't have a deficiency either. You can look at cannabis problems on the GWE main site, and post some pics of the whole plant to, for folks to check out. Start reading up on the flowering stage, as well as harvesting and curing, it's all covered over there. And keep posting, people hear happy to help ya out with them.
Looking good, happy growing and Harvesting!!
 
Thanks guys for replies. In the morning the plant looked all good and already grew bigger so im thinking theres no problem, just natural acts. I will upload an up to date pictures of the whole plant when i get back home. Im keeping a close eye as usual anyway..
 
Hey what growing medium you using? If it's soil or coco, you can start feeding them some molasses if you want. It will really help them pack on the bud, about a table spoon per gallon of water. I've been doing that, and buds have been getting really nice and dense.
 
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