purpz

[jaydiesle]

its not a problem but i got some Dutch Passion Frisian Dew and im 7 weeks into flower and there is no purple in sight heres a pic they look nuttin like that wass up
http://www.cannabis-seeds-bank.co.uk/dutch-passion-frisian-dew-feminized/prod_657.html

 

[tred522]

I'm new to growing mj but I've heard that lower temps brings out the purple in plants

 

[jaydiesle]

there 7 weeks in just started the flush today would i get 2oz atleast im worried of getting less than that im vegg longer for next run lmk wat u guyz think


Uploaded with ImageShack.us

Uploaded with ImageShack.us

Uploaded with ImageShack.us

Uploaded with ImageShack.us

Uploaded with ImageShack.us

Uploaded with ImageShack.us

Uploaded with ImageShack.us

 

[jaydiesle]

cmon ppl wass up what yah think

 

[ylem]

awesome plant man. some purple strains don't always purple. unless it purps up quick, you got a green pheno.

 

[jaydiesle]

so it wnt turn purple dam i wass hoppeing it would

awesome plant man. some purple strains don't always purple. unless it purps up quick, you got a green pheno.

 

[jaydiesle]

what would u guys guess on the yield

 

[los0420]

make it really cold at night /lights off and for yield idk maybe 1oz and a half

 

[Tmac4302]

Not all strains turn purple. I've seen Grandaddy Purple turn pure green. Same thing for Purple Urkel, and Grape Ape. It's the luck of the draw man. That's why breeders recommend you grow 5/10 seeds or even 10/10 seeds to find the pheno you want (aka the purple coloring). And yes, you can turn strains purple when you put them in cool temps. Purple is cannabis's natural color. Cannabis only turn's green because the chlorophyll takes over because that's what they use for photosynthesis. Genetically speaking though, you have to find the right pheno.

 

[jaydiesle]

koo thnx m8