Looks like a great smoke!
I've been trimming and trying to thin out the overcrowding in my flower room.
I am curious about the purple stems on your plants.
I remember you had a discussion with someone about the purpling in early flower.
Is that a strain that is known for purple stems?
Not busting balls.
I asked in another thread in the LED section if anyone can tell the difference (without knowing the strains) between purple stems on a plant that naturally develops them and another plant with purple stems that should not purple but do purple because of cold or stress.
Some excellent growers were in the thread and no one would say they can tell the difference.
I'm trying to see if there are ways to tell the two apart.
Can anyone here tell when purple stems are strain related or caused by something else without knowing the strain?
Here is a nice little explanation and link from an edu.
http://landresources.montana.edu/nm/documents/NM9.pdf
Purplish-red discolorations in plant stems and leaves are due to above normal levels of anthocyanin (a purple colored pigment) that can accumulate when plant functions are disrupted or stressed. This symptom can be particularly difficult to diagnose because cool temperatures, disease, drought and even maturation of some plants can also cause anthocyanin to accumulate. Certain plant cultivars may also exhibit this purple coloring.
, not purple, but just for you.
