White pistil hair's turning brown

The only thing I can think of is I lacked on watering and the plant seem to have eaten its nitrogen cuz it started to yellow out I'm guessing from lackl of water but it only happened to my 5 clones the other 2 are from seed and they seem to be fine is there a way to fix this I don't wanna invest in nutrients if the plant is just dormant will watering grow back white pistils hair's if they dried up from lack of watering I was watering like ever other day to every other 2 days I like to let the roots stretch for water the seeds don't seem to mind it but the clones did I guess is there a fix for this I don't wanna just waste water on dorment plants either I can send pics upon request thanks

How long have they been in flower?

I request pics

We need more info on the plants age and your grow conditions, also pictures would be great.

CanadianJim said:

How long have they been in flower?

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Hmm probably bout 2 weeks

Okay, pics are definitely needed then.

Here are some pics they live in a greenhouse in Cali and get filter hose water

I'm thinking lack of water, right now, but take that with a grain of salt. Is the rest of the plant okay? Other bud sites? Plant grow roots in the presence of water/towards a water source. Drying the roots out is a source of stress, I know some people think it makes the roots grow faster/wider in search of water, but is it really worth it? Or should you just get a root booster?

CanadianJim said:

I'm thinking lack of water, right now, but take that with a grain of salt. Is the rest of the plant okay? Other bud sites?

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I'm thinking the same reason one clone looks completely fried but the other have still have some white pi

CanadianJim said:

I'm thinking lack of water, right now, but take that with a grain of salt. Is the rest of the plant okay? Other bud sites? Plant grow roots in the presence of water/towards a water source. Drying the roots out is a source of stress, I know some people think it makes the roots grow faster/wider in search of water, but is it really worth it? Or should you just get a root booster?

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I think it's under watered problem so I've jumped on it when I noticed my leafs turning yellow one clone looks fried but others clone tops still have white pistil hair's and root booster sounds good but I was thinking of giving it high nitrogen to get that get green foliage color back

I wouldn't pound the nutes while she's stressed. Promix has a root booster with 5-15-5. It worked for me at half strength to prevent transplant shock, without causing lockout or toxicity.

CanadianJim said:

I'm thinking lack of water, right now, but take that with a grain of salt. Is the rest of the plant okay? Other bud sites? Plant grow roots in the presence of water/towards a water source. Drying the roots out is a source of stress, I know some people think it makes the roots grow faster/wider in search of water, but is it really worth it? Or should you just get a root booster?

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You are correct, roots don't search blindly for water, they follow water.

CanadianJim said:

I wouldn't pound the nutes while she's stressed. Promix has a root booster with 5-15-5. It worked for me at half strength to prevent transplant shock, without causing lockout or toxicity.

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What bout superthrive plant is definitely in shock but I'm not transplanting anytime soon and i just top dressed it with nature's pride that i found in my grow shed they seemed hungry not just thirsty so thought I had to feed it with somethin so like I said I've been told bout superthrive before might be time to try some what u guys think bout that product for under water deficiency as that's what I'm calling it

The leaves look not too bad. How far south in California? What is your daylength?

I mentioned transplant shock because it's a type of stress related to moisture, but yes, any fertilizer based in water should be okay as long as it's not too strong.