Pistils are tubes that capture and transport the pollen to the calyx. Rough handling (wind bashing it against a neighboring branch or leaf, a gardener squeezing a bud...) can kill a pistil as can heat, cold, old age or being pollinated.

Completely normal as long as she's still pumping-out fresh calyx's and pistils.
Rusty Trichome Reviewed by Rusty Trichome on . pistils turining orange at 5 weeks?? ok so i am like a day before the 5th week of budding will be over and my plants pistils are turning orange mainly the white widow which is turning way orange and then the others you can barley tell here and there there are like one or two that are turning i am using a 400watt MH and the smallest plant which is a seed has the biggest buds which is like 2 1/2 3 feet tall and the other two which are clones a ak47 and white widow which are like 5 1/2 feet tall humidity has been kind of low could Rating: 5