Pistols turning orange/brown to early!

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Ben219191

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Hey guys quick question and concern... I noticed yesterday that a few of the pistols had started to turn a browny/orange I thought this only happened when the bud was maturing. As you can see by pics she isn't anywhere near at all!!! I'm sure she has a good 6-8 weeks left she's an outdoor photo started from seed in the UK. . She's been through alot.. Re potted 4 times but only beacuse she kept out growing her bloody pot even a 40 liter she started to become root bound once re potted perked up straight away
. But anyways guys here are a few pics any help would be great... Also added a few pics of her in full And her root system on her last re potting incase anyone starts saying she should of been fine in a 40 liter.
 

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Ben219191

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Why would i spray her with anything lmao she's organic as they come with hardly any feed wanted her that way and she's photo mate
 
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manfredo

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Ben219191 said:
Why would i spray her with anything lmao she's organic as they come with hardly any feed wanted her that way and she's photo mate
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Pests, powdery mildew, preventative maintenance, to name a few. I just asked because that could cause your problem concern, and not everyone knows that...

It COULD be a sign it's a hermie though, keep an eye on her!!
 
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Ben219191

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manfredo said:
Pests, powdery mildew, preventative maintenance, to name a few. I just asked because that could cause your problem concern, and not everyone knows that...

It COULD be a sign it's a hermie though, keep an eye on her!!
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Cheers mate I just don't get how she could be hermie its blagged my head man
 
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Ben219191 said:
Hey guys quick question and concern... I noticed yesterday that a few of the pistols had started to turn a browny/orange I thought this only happened when the bud was maturing. As you can see by pics she isn't anywhere near at all!!! I'm sure she has a good 6-8 weeks left she's an outdoor photo started from seed in the UK. . She's been through alot.. Re potted 4 times but only beacuse she kept out growing her bloody pot even a 40 liter she started to become root bound once re potted perked up straight away
. But anyways guys here are a few pics any help would be great... Also added a few pics of her in full And her root system on her last re potting incase anyone starts saying she should of been fine in a 40 liter.
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She looks fine to me, I say just soldier on.
 
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Ben219191

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You was right it was just pre flower pistols turning a bit then loads of news ones came out of no where!!
New pics she's doing a beast!!! The reason I'm so hyped is this was a random fucking seed she has been re potted 5 times! No feed through out the whole god damn process!! She's an organic English female beast! I know compared to most she's still a small plant but she's beaten all odds of even getting this far the amount of bullshit problems I've had along the way man I didn't even have a pH tester lol! but I'd say she has 6 weeks max left and my project outdoor photo plant is done!! Then onto my indoor babies!
 

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Ben219191 said:
You was right it was just pre flower pistols turning a bit then loads of news ones came out of no where!!
New pics she's doing a beast!!! The reason I'm so hyped is this was a random fucking seed she has been re potted 5 times! No feed through out the whole god damn process!! She's an organic English female beast! I know compared to most she's still a small plant but she's beaten all odds of even getting this far the amount of bullshit problems I've had along the way man I didn't even have a pH tester lol! but I'd say she has 6 weeks max left and my project outdoor photo plant is done!! Then onto my indoor babies!
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Going fully organic and no feeding, forget the ph pen. It is unnecessary in soil. If your soil started at a good ph neutral-ish, the plant and microbes will get the ph where it wants it. You are doing good!
 
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p59teitel

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Agree what you are experiencing is simply the pre-flowers aging as the actual flowering process starts with fresh white pistils - I’ve got the same thing going on here, as shown in this pic -0B5911B4-0ECE-4D0B-A750-684F3447089B.png
 
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