New Grower - What causes premature pistil color change

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Rico2625

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I just started growing a couple of plants and I noticed on one of my plants in certain areas where the first set of pistils have formed they changed color and are no longer white. What could be the cause ? Is this bad ? And can it be fixed ? Thank you
 

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you're fine unless there are males nearby. They usually turn brown after pollination, sometimes after a good rain or certain foliar sprays. But you'll be fine.
 
waterproof808 said:
you're fine unless there are males nearby. They usually turn brown after pollination, sometimes after a good rain or certain foliar sprays. But you'll be fine.
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Ok right on. There aren’t any males nearby that I know of, my other plant is female. I haven’t used any sprays. Thanks for the reply
 
keep an eye on those preflowers just in case they swell to seed. i once grew outside and ended up with a plant full of seeded buds and no male flowers on the plant, pollen can travel guite a way.
 
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