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I've often had the reddish/purple coloration on stems and stalks. Not sure why, but my plants were healthy and it didn't seem to present any issues at all. All of your ladies looks beautiful, including the LSD. I'm not sure if CalMag will change that but it likely won't hurt. My first instinct (FWIW) would be to maybe get a little oxygen into her roots either with H202 or a slow feeding straight down the center so she can suck it in herself? That's all I've got, but she looks beautiful. 
These pics are of the Blow Dream auto in my tent. Note the purple stripes? 
If it were just that I wouldn't be all fussing about it but she just feels weird. Not brittle but not healthy turgid. Also the consistent tacoing is concerning.
She's healthy as can be soooo. I'm not worried about it.
Hmmm. Well, it's been "feels like" 100+ degrees here the last few days and my outdoor ladies have a little taco going on occasionally. You've got the bags on cardboard but is there any sort of riser under them for air flow? I've got mine on pallets for that reason. I would look at the breeders description of her likes/dislikes if there is one. She may just be more sensitive than the others. If it's really warm there (when the fucking storms aren't rolling thru) I would suggest a handful of ice on top of her soil, just to cool her roots down a bit as well as wrapping a piece of burlap or old white towels or something like that around the black bags to prevent absorbing all that heT at the roots. Those were tips given to me last year by the Master, @Amy Gardner and it was very helpful to my ladies. You'll figure it out, because you are also an awesome grower!If it were just that I wouldn't be all fussing about it but she just feels weird. Not brittle but not healthy turgid. Also the consistent tacoing is concerning.
You're such an awesome grower, btw. Just thought you should be reminded of that
Ah, good insights! Thank you.Hmmm. Well, it's been "feels like" 100+ degrees here the last few days and my outdoor ladies have a little taco going on occasionally. You've got the bags on cardboard but is there any sort of riser under them for air flow? I've got mine on pallets for that reason. I would look at the breeders description of her likes/dislikes if there is one. She may just be more sensitive than the others. If it's really warm there (when the fucking storms aren't rolling thru) I would suggest a handful of ice on top of her soil, just to cool her roots down a bit as well as wrapping a piece of burlap or old white towels or something like that around the black bags to prevent absorbing all that heT at the roots. Those were tips given to me last year by the Master, @Amy Gardner and it was very helpful to my ladies. You'll figure it out, because you are also an awesome grower!
I’m from Texas but have fond memories of the Michigan countryside. Beautiful place. I really loved the area around Tekonsha. Played a little rugby out of Battle Creek. Michigan is a really cool place.
It really is when we're not going politically insane but I suppose that's everywhere now, huh?
What monsters!It really is when we're not going politically insane but I suppose that's everywhere now, huh?
I love the UP. I'd live on the keweenaw
The branches on LSD didn't look totally wilted this morning, and after feeling terrible for just leaving her all messed up last night, I decided to try and save her. I made a super quick cage and pulled 8 clones from what would have been the biggest colas.
On the bright side I am so tickled with DDA.
Autos are fun as hell. She's so fast.
Everyone else is alive. I'm still behind on training but yeah, I think I should have a pretty harvest.
I did! I'll try to get better photos of her structure tonight.Did you top your DDa? I’m enjoying watching her. I will be starting a couple Indoor prolly about Sept. so take special care of her and I will send positive energy that way.
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