what causes this
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ericthefool
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Purple is either a sign of Phosphorus or cold temps during the night cycle. I've never personally experience this so lets wait for someone with more know how then me. Otherwise it looks really healthy.
robert 14617
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need more info
CLOSETGROWTH
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Good diagnosis! I just harvested a grip of plants with the same color on the edges and it was because of lower temps, Or a phosphorous situation. The Fox Farm open sesame made my colors more pronounced. It is very high in phosphorus. IMHO,..Nothing to worry about. Looking good!!
Good diagnosis! I just harvested a grip of plants with the same color on the edges and it was because of lower temps, Or a phosphorous situation. The Fox Farm open sesame made my colors more pronounced. It is very high in phosphorus. IMHO,..Nothing to worry about. Looking good!!
i found a pic and it looks like Phosphorus Deficienies. what can i add to fix the problem?
robert 14617
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six weeks flowering , you are only about three weeks untill you finish , they don't look that bad
ignited
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could be a genetic characteristic. check this out. http://www.peakseedsbc.com/seeds.htm the fifth one down is a northern lights female pollinated with skunk male.
