White hairs during veg???

homegrownboy

homegrownboy

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I am chill..but when people aren't offering advice and doing nothing but criticizing, it's get's a little frustrating.
 
Gamberro

Gamberro

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haha duuude! That's exactly what you did! When you come in and claim that nobody else knows shit, and don't add anything to the conversation, well, how should I say this... it's get's a little frustrating.
 
girldatgrows

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i have 3 plants that just showed their hairs at 3 weeks so i was curious about this also.. guess shes just mature ;)
 
homegrownboy

homegrownboy

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Gamberro said:
haha duuude! That's exactly what you did! When you come in and claim that nobody else knows shit, and don't add anything to the conversation, well, how should I say this... it's get's a little frustrating.
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Nobody seemed to be offering him a solution did they?...I did and I got ripped in 2 for it...sure I was higher then a MoFo when I wrote my first post and called you guys noobs...but honestly...cmon, no advice at ALL from you guys...and the 1 guy that does you tear down.

Unless it's an autoflowering strain girldatgrows...you shouldn't see hairs at all..what you probably see is stipulie's forming and/or new side shoot growth.
 
chunkymunkey33

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homegrownboy said:
Nobody seemed to be offering him a solution did they?...I did and I got ripped in 2 for it...sure I was higher then a MoFo when I wrote my first post and called you guys noobs...but honestly...cmon, no advice at ALL from you guys...and the 1 guy that does you tear down.

Unless it's an autoflowering strain girldatgrows...you shouldn't see hairs at all..what you probably see is stipulie's forming and/or new side shoot growth.
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I do believe I was the first one to post a response and I think what I posted was definitely a step towards a solution. The first thing I said was something like "it's unusual unless it's an autoflowering strain" and then I asked questions about the light schedule. Is that not trying to help? Another thing, did you notice me saying anything about you calling me a "noob" when you were the one that didn't add correctly and then flew off the handle?
 
homegrownboy

homegrownboy

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chunkymunkey33 said:
I do believe I was the first one to post a response and I think what I posted was definitely a step towards a solution. The first thing I said was something like "it's unusual unless it's an autoflowering strain" and then I asked questions about the light schedule. Is that not trying to help? Another thing, did you notice me saying anything about you calling me a "noob" when you were the one that didn't add correctly and then flew off the handle?
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I called ALL of you noobs...and i already deleted it cause it was rude...as far as the counting goes...i am a thinker, and when someone says that they DO NOT KNOW HOW OLD THE PLANT IS...i kinda take it for granted that it MUST be older then he thinks. Thinking ahead is what gets you further inlife...not my fault if you can only see the picture for face value.

I just can't believe that NO one see's the point that he says it's ABOUT a certain age. ABOUT=guessing.
 
girldatgrows

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homegrownboy said:
Nobody seemed to be offering him a solution did they?...I did and I got ripped in 2 for it...sure I was higher then a MoFo when I wrote my first post and called you guys noobs...but honestly...cmon, no advice at ALL from you guys...and the 1 guy that does you tear down.

Unless it's an autoflowering strain girldatgrows...you shouldn't see hairs at all..what you probably see is stipulie's forming and/or new side shoot growth.
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nope they are def. hairs or pistols if you will.. this is not my first time around the block i know what they look like ;) my last batch didnt show till 2 weeks after 12/12 but 3 out of 8 showed this time at 3 weeks.. no light leaks, my timer is not screwed up i just think they are maturing rather quickly.
 
Resident Kush

Resident Kush

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it just means its done veging, and ready to be flowered. After 40 days of veg, seed sacs and pistil hairs are sometimes visible, if you wait another couple of weeks, they turn red. Seed like sacs are obviously male, but theres still a small chance the pistil haired plants, could be hermis. This happened a couple weeks back, i got a hermi in veg stage, looked like a christmas wreath of pollen sacs attatched to the main stem.
 
homegrownboy

homegrownboy

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Ok so I have to shake my head a little bit here...I have a 2 week seedling...just something I found in a good bag of weed, now, i'm not one for starting seeds from bagseed, nor do I usually grow from seeds at all...but...to my surprise this little 4" tall 2 week old seedling HAS A FUCKING PISTAL!!!!! It's growing the second node up. So I now stand corrected on this whole topic. It could be from an auto-flowering strain...but I don't know very many growers that use an auto for growing as the yields are considerable smaller.
 
SayWord

SayWord

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i got a question. i have a month-ish old vegging plant that already has a bunch of pistils in multiple spots. its been under 24 hour lite the hole time. its my only veging plant so im tryin to take clones off it and use it as a mother, is this okay or will the clones fuck up cuz they have pistils? thanks guys
 
homegrownboy

homegrownboy

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SayWord said:
i got a question. i have a month-ish old vegging plant that already has a bunch of pistils in multiple spots. its been under 24 hour lite the hole time. its my only veging plant so im tryin to take clones off it and use it as a mother, is this okay or will the clones fuck up cuz they have pistils? thanks guys
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Every plant will reach what's called pre-flowering stage...usually between the 5th-8th week of growth...it is completely normal and just means your plant is mature and ready to flower. When you put the plants into flowering they take no time at all to start flowering...unlike force flowering where you could be waiting weeks for the flowering to happen.

Some of us here are seeing pistals VERY early in the plants life, and it's really making me wonder what the fuck is going on, lol. Must be some sort of lunar wonderment or something.
 
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