"What is this? Flower?

Oliver Jenkins

Oliver Jenkins

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Hello, This is my blueberry Headband which sprouted 3/17/2013. I started her 12/12 FS. I noticed this possibly flower on her 2 days ago. Blueberry1.pngBlueberry3.pngNorthern Light.png Pic 3 is my Northern Lights that I started on the same day.
Sorry about the crappy pics, they are from my phone.
Thanks in advance for any input here!
 
MYOB

MYOB

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The pics are out of focus. Not the phones fault hold the camera steady and wait until the image is clear on the screen before taking the shot. Really cannot make out any detail.
 
Oliver Jenkins

Oliver Jenkins

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I tried again and haven't had any luck taking better pics. I even brought her upstairs hoping to get better light or something. But what I have figured out while examining her, is that she is darker green than the others, so I will cut back on her nutrients. What I am also thinking, is that she is trying to show her sex possibly, even tho she is from a feminized seed?

I have spent a year reading this forum and others, and still learn something new everyday.

btw. I am an older female (if you already didn't guess that by my wording), and have been smoking since I was 15 (not bragging!).
 
MYOB

MYOB

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back away from the plant and focus. The light is fine. The subject is out of focus.

And I wouldnt be so fast to cut back on nutrients if the only thing youre seeing is darker green color on one plant. Different plants and even leaves on a single plant can range from light lime green to deep blue green and be 100% healthy.
 
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grorite

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could you maybe do a google search and try to find a pic that looks like what your seeing cant tell anything from the pics sorry
 
Oliver Jenkins

Oliver Jenkins

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MYOB said:
back away from the plant and focus. The light is fine. The subject is out of focus.

And I wouldnt be so fast to cut back on nutrients if the only thing youre seeing is darker green color on one plant. Different plants and even leaves on a single plant can range from light lime green to deep blue green and be 100% healthy.
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Thanks for the advise! Still no better pic tho. I will just wait and see what it is....
 
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