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drgreen29
12-18-2007, 02:54 PM
I've been growing for about 1 month and 7 days and all the plants are doing great except for one. This plant has started to form some sort of balls on the tip purple in color and the plant is very tiny with abnormal growth. All my plants have been in vegetative state so I don't believe that this particular one has started to flower. Please help........
LuciferN
12-18-2007, 03:15 PM
Well well for the wait the plant look (leaf look like falling) it may be overwatering... For the purple on the top I have no idea.
stinkyattic
12-18-2007, 03:21 PM
You need much better drainage in your pots. But that's a flowering plant. Looks male, but I've never seen purple balls before. Well, not on a pot plant. Can you get a less blurry closeup of the purple part? Prop your camera on something to steady it as you shoot.
What strain is that? Is it supposed to be an autoflower line?
Don't chop it yet, since you have no females around- if that's an autoflowering pheno of a strain that isn't supposed to do that, it's worth saving as a breeder, if you're at all interested in that.
drgreen29
12-19-2007, 06:47 PM
thank you for the info... i think it could really help.. i'll try getting better drainage... and will post a better pic soon... what is an autoflower line? is a breeder a plant that yields only females??.. oh and the strain is purple power
stinkyattic
12-19-2007, 06:55 PM
Interesting. No wonder the males show purple.
Autoflowering is when a cannabis plant flowers based on its calendar AGE rather than light cycle (=photoperiod). A photoperiod sensitive plant, ie. C. indica and C. sativa, flowers when the day length indicates the onset of autumn. An autoflowering plant, C. ruderalis, or Siberian hemp, has evolved to be able to flower under the light of long sub-Arctic summer days. C. ruderalis has no value as a drug, so it has been used in breeding programs specifically to introduce autoflowering into the species that evolved in temperate or tropical regions.
stinkyattic
12-19-2007, 06:57 PM
Oh noes!!! Look what I found! :D
International Cannagraphic Magazine Forums - Purple Power (http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=51671)
HomeGrown420 - Female seeds; Can I re-veg a purple power? (http://www.hg420.com/showthread.php?p=181309)
I was right. You've got an auto plant.
drgreen29
12-19-2007, 07:03 PM
due to some unforseen circumstances i had to move the ' indoor garden' to another location also indoor. in the previous location the temperature was maintained at about 20-23degC.. now the new location has a lower temperature...17deg C.. will this affect the plants negatively or will they be fine... if an increase in temperature is needed how can i do so? anything info about the 'breeders'? thanks again.
drgreen29
12-19-2007, 07:15 PM
thanks again stinkyattic
Infamous
12-19-2007, 07:31 PM
You need much better drainage in your pots. But that's a flowering plant. Looks male, but I've never seen purple balls before. Well, not on a pot plant. Can you get a less blurry closeup of the purple part? Prop your camera on something to steady it as you shoot.
What strain is that? Is it supposed to be an autoflower line?
Don't chop it yet, since you have no females around- if that's an autoflowering pheno of a strain that isn't supposed to do that, it's worth saving as a breeder, if you're at all interested in that.
Interesting :D
stinkyattic
12-19-2007, 09:16 PM
The temperature should be comfortable for you. 17'C is a bit chilly; if you have to wear a sweater just to be comfy, it's too cold for the plants too.
Just look around for the strain and you should find info on the breeder too.
drgreen29
12-22-2007, 09:31 PM
I got another three of my plants turning yellow and brown at leaves. Its weird how this is happening now cuz they were fine the whole time. I am a first time grower and seriously lack information. any help would be apprciated.
Opie Yutts
12-22-2007, 09:59 PM
I'm guessing nute burn or N deficiency. But the latter usually has the plant turning lime green too, so I'm guessing burn. How much are you feeding them? Perhaps you should post in the plant problem area for better help.
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