Purple stems bag seeds recessive trait?

JellyJaguar

JellyJaguar

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So all my babies from my first grow have purple stems, they all look nice and healthy around ten days into flowering. I don't think there is anything wrong with them but what does this normally say about genetics? Will post some pics when I get home tonight. As always thanks,
 
genetics if ur plant looks healthy...m growing one lik that...it has purple stems all on the fan leaves...lik really purple..n flowering beautifully
 
Yeah the plant looks really good tbh its a bushy little thing. I just didn't know if it was a sign of potent plant or if it was just color. I will get some new pics up in the morning its time to bake and watch that awful new jurrasic park movie lol.
 
Purpling can also be coz you're over doing it on the nutrient . . . .

Do you have stripes down your trunks?? If so, wee bit too much food in the root zone . . . .

Are you growing in soil??




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Took these this morning about 12 days into flowering so it has a good bit longer to go. It gets 1/4 strength fox farms trio. I'm not really worried about it being unhealthy and its hard for me to capture the red and purple with my camera for some reason. My eye is not super trained in it yet I just was not sure if the color had to do with potency at all.closebud1-cleaned.jpg IMG_20150621_121651_736-cleaned.jpg IMG_20150621_121503_902-cleaned.jpg closebud1-cleaned.jpg IMG_20150621_121651_736-cleaned.jpg IMG_20150621_121503_902-cleaned.jpg
 
JellyJaguar said:
Took these this morning about 12 days into flowering so it has a good bit longer to go. It gets 1/4 strength fox farms trio. I'm not really worried about it being unhealthy and its hard for me to capture the red and purple with my camera for some reason. My eye is not super trained in it yet I just was not sure if the color had to do with potency at all.View attachment 3444961 View attachment 3444964 View attachment 3444965 View attachment 3444961 View attachment 3444964 View attachment 3444965
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No, not at all..it's either natural a deficiency or an environmental problem.
 
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