One Plant is Turning Black will it Go Back?

MrGhettoGrower

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I have 5 plants 2 of one strain unknown and 3 deadhead OG it's the 5th week of flowering and all of a sudden one plant is turning black with no ideal what's up it's perky and has the biggest bud of the 5 plants it's just the fan leaves are going black?
 

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stoned-monkey

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looks like you got some clawing going on. lay off the nitrogen a bit, nitrogen toxicity can cause clawing and dark leaves.
some strains do go black/dark purple naturally, so use your judgement.
 

Roger A. Shrubber

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in nature, where no one is over feeding them, plants will always look like yours by the time all the trichs are cloudy. they're forced to consume the nutrients in their lower leaves to feed reproductive growth. the plant also starts to produce ethylene gas, which causes ripening in fruit and vegetables, but it also causes leaves to fall, usually after the plant has absorbed most of the nutrients stored in the leaf.
the next plant you grow, feed it veg food till it stops stretching, then switch over to flower food. it still may do this slightly, but to a much lesser degree

and honestly, that looks like it may be genetic coloring, it doesn't seem to be eating itself too drastically. you may get lucky and get some purple buds
 

Roger A. Shrubber

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buy the way, all the trichs being cloudy is the plant telling you its ready to chop. thats a personal preference actually. i like to chop when i stop seeing many clears, if i wait till i start seeing a significant amount of amber, it tends to put me to sleep. if you like the heavy weight knock you out buzz, wait till you see 10-15% amber
 

MrGhettoGrower

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in nature, where no one is over feeding them, plants will always look like yours by the time all the trichs are cloudy. they're forced to consume the nutrients in their lower leaves to feed reproductive growth. the plant also starts to produce ethylene gas, which causes ripening in fruit and vegetables, but it also causes leaves to fall, usually after the plant has absorbed most of the nutrients stored in the leaf.
the next plant you grow, feed it veg food till it stops stretching, then switch over to flower food. it still may do this slightly, but to a much lesser degree

and honestly, that looks like it may be genetic coloring, it doesn't seem to be eating itself too drastically. you may get lucky and get some purple buds
It's 5 weeks flowering tomorrow that's really early the earliest I've chopped before is 7 weeks I was going to feed once more then flush it once or twice..
 

Roger A. Shrubber

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they look fine other than the color. are the leaves getting necrotic spots on them? are they drooping, drying up, or falling off? if not, i wouldn't be too concerned about it
and don't flush, you're growing a plant, not taking a shit
 

MrGhettoGrower

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they look fine other than the color. are the leaves getting necrotic spots on them? are they drooping, drying up, or falling off? if not, i wouldn't be too concerned about it
and don't flush, you're growing a plant, not taking a shit
No spots the leave look good other than the color I gave a good watering a few days ago it hasn't gotten any worse the buds haven't change colors and look like the hairs are still really white:eyesmoke:
 

Roger A. Shrubber

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No spots the leave look good other than the color I gave a good watering a few days ago it hasn't gotten any worse the buds haven't change colors and look like the hairs are still really white:eyesmoke:
then i would guess its a genetic trait. any disease or infection they had that would make them change color that much would have other obvious ill effects. keep on doin what you're doin, seems to be working
 
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