Going Purple?

soop

Member

• Sep 18, 2010

• #1

Well this is interesting ...





Not sure if its anything to worry about, but thought I'd ask anyways .... thoughts?

 

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crfhonda

Well-Known Member

• Sep 18, 2010

• #2

I dont think theres anything to worry about. The colors look beautiful. What strain??

 

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z4qqqbs

Well-Known Member

• Sep 18, 2010

• #3

the color purple usually is an indication of colder weather. so if your weather is 70s and below then thats your issue or otherwise its strain.

 

LAX Skunky BwS

Well-Known Member

• Sep 18, 2010

• #4

z4qqqbs said:

the color purple usually is an indication of colder weather. so if your weather is 70s and below then thats your issue or otherwise its strain.

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I am not a credible source of information... hahahahahaha your sig makes me >>>>

 

soop

Member

• Sep 18, 2010

• #5

crfhonda said:

I dont think theres anything to worry about. The colors look beautiful. What strain??

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Thanks .. the color reminds me of japanese maples .... as for strain .... your guess is as good as mine, got the clones off my cleaning lady back in the spring .... so lets call it `floor cleaner`

 

beeker

Well-Known Member

• Sep 18, 2010

• #6

Indica strains are more likely to turn purple during flowering, some think cooler temps help, but indoor kushs turn purple to. They come from afghan pakistan region. Another myth, they are more potent, no. But enjoy colors

 

grnbutr

Member

• Sep 18, 2010

• #7

I read that purple stems and leaves are called sink and green they are called source and they are purple because they have sinked up with nitrogen to be used in floweringand the green are a source of chloraphill for photosintesis. or something like that.

 

dunkin73

Well-Known Member

• Sep 19, 2010

• #8

The purple phenotype comes from a strain of Indica, plain and simple, like the above poster posted. When the weather gets cooler, if your plant is the phenotype or was crossed with something that had the genetics it may turn purple, leaves and buds. I have two plants, bagseed, and the buds are purple and the leaves turn purple when it gets really cold at night. Just the genetics and temps dude!

 

Johnney Herbz

Active Member

• Sep 19, 2010

• #9

nice! Purple Sativas = yummy!

Looks beautiful man, feeding her? I hope so. Best to get all you can out that beauty!

 

soop

Member

• Sep 19, 2010

• #10

Yup she's being fed well ... she gets hit with the molasses tomorrow ... we've been rather wet up here the past few weeks so the soils been a tad saturated lately ...

Thanks ... she's my gem ... currently about 13' tall