Pistils shriveling on a 35 day in plant.
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anhedonia
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Flora nectar 0-0-1 and pura vida 2-6-6, all vegan. Does this happen with some strains? For those that want pictures, Ill have to wait until the lights come on again, so tomorrow morning. Most of it is happening on the lower branches. Im guessing they're going to fall off.
Getcrunk
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Can't jump to conclusions without info on conditions... Pistils can brown from pollination, under watering, lack of nutrients. How much nutes are you giving them I seen you were using organic nutes but how often and how much? And were they exposed to any male plants at all during flowering? And hows your watering schedule?
hearmeRooR420
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that is not normal for blue dream.... my budddy has blue dream with the same nutes. and they are in week 5 and goin strong..
Brick Top
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Assuming that the possibility of impregnation can be totally excluded, no males, no hermis, no nothing:
　
I am going to say the most probable likelihood is that it is perfectly normal.
　
A slightly less probable possibility but if accurate still none that would be cause for alarm but there was a comparison made to someone else growing the same thing at a later stage of flowering and their pistils are not browning, well it could be part normal but part conditional/situational.
Going by what can be seen of the rest of the plants I would say everything else looks to good for it to be any sort of problem so even if it would be a conditional/situational thing it certainly has to be very minor and not one to be concerned about.
　
I am going to say the most probable likelihood is that it is perfectly normal.
　
A slightly less probable possibility but if accurate still none that would be cause for alarm but there was a comparison made to someone else growing the same thing at a later stage of flowering and their pistils are not browning, well it could be part normal but part conditional/situational.
Going by what can be seen of the rest of the plants I would say everything else looks to good for it to be any sort of problem so even if it would be a conditional/situational thing it certainly has to be very minor and not one to be concerned about.