Those are the colours of a stressed out plant not it's genetics, those leaves should be chlorophyll green colour.
How was the black dog? I’ve been interested in that one since seeing it awhile ago.
I turned my lawn that color for Halloween one year with chelated iron. Probably excess iron. Relatively harmless but turns plants almost black. Old trick of the trade.
Was decent. Not the biggest yielder of course but was a tasty, decent smoke.
Nope same mix for anything.......it was a mephisto bean.
Might just have give it a go then. Can’t really say why but I’ve been drawn to it since first seeing its release.
Not an accusation. You're legit in my book. Just a little known fact. The real deal are nice. Had some purple and burgundy unknowns. Never black. Peace.
They were green until later in flower. Can you elaborate on your stressed out plant comment please? My other strains aren't colouring as these strains did, I'd like to learn more.
They fucked up because you haven't learnt to grow very well yet.
Its because you don't have the answer....you come across as a very new grower that just regurgitates the things you read online.
I've seen some deficiencies that can make veins and stems purple. But I've never seen it to the extent of a full fade to purple. I've also heard that temps can influence some strains....but not something I've personally experienced.
In the mid eighties it was a craze around here to drop temps to the 50's and drop Ph to 5.6 the last week of flower to lock out K. It made a bunch of artificial purple purple buds. And you paid an extra $10/quart for def. buds. No effect on anything but color.
My lawn was almost black. Didn't get normal until late the following spring. And some got burnt due to the added heat absorption.
