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bellows

Active Member

• Mar 6, 2009

• #1

Ok i was looking through seed banks and i found one called Sannies shop they have a plant called Mata Hari, I looked at its pic and it is green red purple yellow orange and every shade inbetween. I know it isnt nutrient deficiencies or could it be? it looked very healthy. I know genetics play a major roll in determining the plants color or colors but what else is a major factor, and how do YOU do it? I think it would be an awesome thing to know for backyard stealth growers.
Thanks in advance for any replys

 

Kief Chief

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• Mar 6, 2009

• #2

it as prolly being flushed wich made it look a little more intense. do u have the link? thanks

 

robert 14617

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• Mar 6, 2009

• #3

 

robert 14617

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• Mar 6, 2009

• #4

cold weather will make the colors come out

 

Kief Chief

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• Mar 7, 2009

• #5

wow robert 14617 shit looks crazy. strain?

 

robert 14617

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• Mar 7, 2009

• #6

bellows said:

Ok i was looking through seed banks and i found one called Sannies shop they have a plant called Mata Hari, I looked at its pic and it is green red purple yellow orange and every shade inbetween. I know it isnt nutrient deficiencies or could it be? it looked very healthy. I know genetics play a major roll in determining the plants color or colors but what else is a major factor, and how do YOU do it? I think it would be an awesome thing to know for backyard stealth growers.
Thanks in advance for any replys

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its the mata hari bellows was talking about i went to sannies web page and copied the pic

 

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bellows

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• Mar 7, 2009

• #7

yep thats the one i was lookin at. That is farout man! So if someone were to put a northern lights out in the cold weather would it change colors like that?

 

robert 14617

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• Mar 7, 2009

• #8

genetics play a roll in the color change if they don't have the traits then no

 

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bellows

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• Mar 11, 2009

• #9

what other strain does have those trates

 

robert 14617

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• Mar 11, 2009

• #10

just have to do some digging i think the NYCDisel and all the purple varieties

 

JJD

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• Mar 11, 2009

• #11

cold temperatures will almost always change the color of the leaves for every strain out there

but genetics will also play a roll