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Don't Make These 6 Flowering Stage Goofs
by Nebula Haze
Your marijuana is focusing completely on making buds during the flowering stage.
During this stage, plants often need a little extra TLC as they are not putting as much effort into their health.
My cannabis has purple stems!
Q: Hey Nebula! My plants are young (growing in soil indoors with sunlight and my leaves are medium sized) yet my main stems are turning purple from the top downwards. Have you seen this before?
What to do about white "powdery" mold on leaves of cannabis plant?
Question: My belcony herb is getting covered in a white "mold?" powdery substance, on leaves, can you help me, in flower now 3 weeks powder just started but moving fast thanx
Answer: It's called 'White Powdery Mold'. Wipe off your leaves using water. Aftetwords, make sure you have good air circulation moving over your plants(like with a fan). Get SM-90. Mix 1 part SM-90 to 5 parts water and spray your leaves right before lights out time.
My buds have lots of seeds, is this a male or female plant?
Question: I have a healthy plant, the buds have alot of seeds in them. I'm almost certain it's a male plant. My question is, If this plant is a 'Male' are the seeds only male as well? Do they produce male and female seeds??
What causes stress in a cannabis plant?
Marijuana stress is caused by imbalances of the plant chemistry. Whatever the cause, the stress starts effecting the normal function of the plant and the plant will begin to show signs of problems.
Marijuana plants like to have a consistent envronment which doesn't change much from day to do. You will want to incorporate any changes slowly to avoid stressing your plant.
Main Causes of Cannabis Plant Stress:
What causes cannabis leaves to get dry or crispy?
There are many reasons that the leaves of your marijuana plant can get dry or crispy. Sometimes crispy leaves can be normal, but most of the time, this means that something is wrong with your cannabis plant.
How do I prevent mold growing on soil?
If you are overwatering your plants, or if you have a high humidity in your grow area, you may notice mold growing on the top of your soil. Mold needs organic material and moisture to grow, so you are providing the mold with a perfect environment.
The most common reason mold starts growing is if you are overwatering your plants. When growing in soil, you want to make sure the top inch of soil dries out before you water your plant again. If you water more often, you make a better place for mold to grow and you can also overwater your plant.
