Hello, how are you all? I have 6 autoflowering plants in the first phases of flowering second week i believe, they had all the pistils white... it turns out that I have given them a foliar application with bacillus because I live in the countryside and there are a lot of insects and butterflies... after a while they have become the brown pistils... the plant is very healthy and without any deficiency... will it affect the development of the bud? thank you
Im concerned,brown pistols after foliar bacilus
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Unga Bunga
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Pics would help greatly .
tkufoS
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English.....
compassionateExotic
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This can def happen even with least stressful sprays, don’t worry the pistils will be okay and def the bud and plant. Key is low ppfd
Unga Bunga
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He's going to post some
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Aquí estan mis plantas, son 2 apple strudel auto fast buds y las más avanzadas son 3 grand daddy purple auto, son blancas porque antes del bacillus tenían tierra de diatomeas pulverizada...
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Budzbuddha
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Never spray flowers directly.
Most likely the browning of pistils is a direct stress response from that stuff you blasted them with.
Most likely the browning of pistils is a direct stress response from that stuff you blasted them with.
conor c
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Aye 100% don't spray them or touch them or bash them
You need to go back and edit all your spanish posts to english, thanks!
Ok its ready
natureboygrower
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They should be ok. I've sprayed stuff in flower to fight pm ( outdoors) and it browned up the pistils. I no longer use that product.