Mr Messy
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Thanks everyone for the answers to this puzzling question. I did a little of my own research and I believe it might be something called Anthocyanin (Anthocyanin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia). The same stuff that makes blueberries blue. Apparently depending on the ph level it can take other colors as well.
Richly concentrated as pigments in berries, anthocyanins were the topics of research presented at a 2007 symposium on health benefits that may result from berry consumption. Laboratory-based evidence was provided to demonstrate potential health effects against:
>cancer
>aging and neurological diseases
>inflammation
>diabetes
>bacterial infections
>fibrocystic disease
I wanted a plant to make edibles from, guess mother nature answered my plea aye?
Anyways here are some pictures of my babies today:
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Purple ooze plant
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Plant with funky looking leafs is the problem one that fainted and had crumpled fan leafs.
*Been working on getting those bottom stems up to the canopy level. They are getting there slowly but surely.
*Sadly I'm almost positive that middle one is a male. It's pretty tall, but the main stem isn't any where near as thick as the others and it refuses to grow more branches at the nodes.
*Also working on making that side room (door in closet that goes under 2 floors of stairs.) Into a perma veg room for a mother plant, so I can clone that purple oozer.
*I hate to toot my own horn, but I think for a total and absolute noobie I'm doing pretty good.
@CA215 - Man I hope I can pull off a good grow with those seeds. I know that strain is made for outdoors, but I bet I can tame it in my 7ft tall closet.
I reckon your right on with the purple ozze.when you finish the plant flush it heavily and give it a coold shock(if you want) just before you pick for one day and I but the blue /purp notes come straight into the head leaf. Great color will result I bet.