hairs turnig brown
- Thread starter jbud123
- Start date
majek
Well-Known Member
There are a number of things that can cause the pistils to die and turn red or brown. Outdoors they die faster because they are exposed to the elements and pests/insects, or they can die if you touch or handle the plants too often. In nature the pistils will curl up and die because they think they have been pollenated.
jbud123
Active Member
spraying water??
MadmanStitch
Active Member
possibly are you using tap water?
monkeybones
Well-Known Member
think of flower pedals which bloom and then die off to reveal a pod of fruit
they do it at maturity too. How many weeks flowering? I spray NOTHING on buds.
Its not one specific thing to be guarentee... did bunch of research cause just had this happen.
They are dying. Thats guarentee... but why is cause its sign of being pollinated, its sign of burning(foliar or nute), its a sign of it just dying off and new ones will grow.... those are the 3 answers i gather from ton of google searchs cause i was nervous an spent whole night. They are very vague and no way to know which so just keep heads up to not do thing which can make it happen again... like foliage feeding during late flower while lights on.
They are dying. Thats guarentee... but why is cause its sign of being pollinated, its sign of burning(foliar or nute), its a sign of it just dying off and new ones will grow.... those are the 3 answers i gather from ton of google searchs cause i was nervous an spent whole night. They are very vague and no way to know which so just keep heads up to not do thing which can make it happen again... like foliage feeding during late flower while lights on.
bird mcbride
Well-Known Member
It means you gotta do more studying and maybe get more suitable equipment.