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It's maturing. Couple more weeks.
Are you getting a lot of rain?
Stay safe, and grow well my friend,
Tok..
Are you getting a lot of rain?
Stay safe, and grow well my friend,
Tok..
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One is reacting to the changing weather, the end of the growing season.
Are they both clones from the same mother plant? If they are from two different seeds then it is not all that unusual to have each one grow in its own unique way.
Are they both clones from the same mother plant? If they are from two different seeds then it is not all that unusual to have each one grow in its own unique way.
Vegan4life
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Looks real good... The cold will cause that in some strains / phenos... 
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It is part of nature.
In the backyard of our previous house we had two large maple trees. One tree would start to show some red and yellow in its leaves the first week of August and be all color by the beginning of Sept. Happened every year for the 25 years we lived there. The other tree would not show any change in leaf color until the beginning of October. Both trees were healthy. Then they both dropped most of their leaves over 10 days in late October.
Same sort of thing is happening to some of the trees in the background of the first photo.
In the backyard of our previous house we had two large maple trees. One tree would start to show some red and yellow in its leaves the first week of August and be all color by the beginning of Sept. Happened every year for the 25 years we lived there. The other tree would not show any change in leaf color until the beginning of October. Both trees were healthy. Then they both dropped most of their leaves over 10 days in late October.
Same sort of thing is happening to some of the trees in the background of the first photo.
Genetics is your answer.
Some plants will go thru senescence and turn colors in the fall. Some don't its all in the genes.
It's a good sign you're getting close on the purple plant. I'd be getting the loppers out specially if you have much rain in your weekly weather forecast.
Yes, you are getting close. And they are both beautiful! Great job!
When they are wet and in this phase of bud development, they are quite susceptible to gray mold (botrytis).
You would do well to try to keep them dry and inspect daily. Suddenly brown sugar leaves is one indication.
If you find it, remove all mushy material and gray mold plus a good bit around it to attempt erradication.
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When they are wet and in this phase of bud development, they are quite susceptible to gray mold (botrytis).
You would do well to try to keep them dry and inspect daily. Suddenly brown sugar leaves is one indication.
If you find it, remove all mushy material and gray mold plus a good bit around it to attempt erradication.
BTW,
Welcome to
Let us know if we can help further.
Looks great - no worries genetics, plant maturity and change in weather have caused gorgeous colors to pop…… just hold steady
Should probably ship that off to me for proper disposal. There's something off with the color.
Party at Bob's house
Party at Bob's house
yeah 76 ditto on what BoBrown said - you don’t want to smoke that…..
you should let us do it for you…..
you should let us do it for you…..
