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Ich bevorzuge farbige Genetik und Ganja mit klaren Up high darum meist sativas mit einem Touch Indica (Ruderalis hat im meinen Augen keinen besonderen Effekt zumindest passt es nicht für mich )meine Pflanzen wachsen in lebender Erde die mein Opa bereits für seine Pflanzen benutzt hat :worm: mit etwas Perlite um mit der Zeit zu gehen .:wink::broccoli::statue_of_liberty::green_heart: LG Werner

I prefer colorful genetics and cannabis with a clear uplifting high, therefore mostly sativas with a touch of indica (ruderalis doesn’t have any particular effect in my eyes, at least it doesn’t suit me). My plants grow in living soil that my grandfather already used for his plants, with a little perlite to keep up with the times.

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The plants display their beautiful autumnal colors at 18 degrees Celsius.

Oldschool Landrace Genetic Panama Red with pink Pistilles :down_arrow:

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Wow that pink. I never seen something too pinky like that in real world :happy:

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Our Hand picked parent Generation Landrace from Gullistan region of Baluchistan Pakistan, growing in Canada

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Die sehen ja traumhaft schön aus :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

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Ich finde euer Anbauprogramm toll. Schöne Fotos.

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Pink pistils - Thai Ganja

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Hawaii has a landrace on some island that has almost neon pink pistils one of the prettiest plants I ever seent.

all of these in the pics really beautiful plants !

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Das ist eine wunderschöne blume :star_struck: :dashing_away:

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I know a lot of these colorful ganjas are mostly due to genetics and breeding, but i know environmental stresses can force more color out of the plants. Like how cold nights will bring out the purple in the leaves and flowers. Does anyone know of any other natural stress you can put the plant under to pull out other colors in other locations on the plant?

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In Norway I’ve had very high ph water and that can lock out the uptake of phosphorous which will make red and purple leaf stems, i like to do this in end of flower along with like you said cold night temps because i like colorful plants and those colors are anthocyanins (which is healthy to consume)

Magnesium lockout cal also occur and it can make red stripes along your stem

Light stress can also make stems red/purple

I had to use google a bit here, i grew up with bro science​:sweat_smile: but i’m trying to use real science as well now when it’s so readily available

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