7 week autoflower top hairs keep going orange

[Autocheese1]

Welcome to AFN!

The pistils turning brown to orange is a sign of the buds finishing up. You'll occasionaly see different colour pistils due to genetics (some even pink or purple)

Generally nothing to worry about, and a good sign it's finishing up.
7 weeks and 3 days is in about theright time frame, althouhg i susupect you have a good few weeks left before the plant in Finsihed-Finsihed.

Gereally they'll pack on most weight within the last few weeks.

Happy Growing!

Hi mate me again , I’m using a very small tent, and Iv noticed it could be the fan blowing on the flowers constantly that could be causing this, could that be right? as I turned it last night on to another plant and notice where it has been facing the pistils on the other one have went the same way and it’s just early into flower ? Thanks again

 

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Hi mate me again , I’m using a very small tent, and Iv noticed it could be the fan blowing on the flowers constantly that could be causing this, could that be right? as I turned it last night on to another plant and notice where it has been facing the pistils on the other one have went the same way and it’s just early into flower ? Thanks again

I had a static hurricane fan for years and it would have definately been blowing on flowers for quite some time (it didn't oscillate), I can't say i ever noticed any effect on pistils.
Could be coincidence!

 

[Autocheese1]

I had a static hurricane fan for years and it would have definately been blowing on flowers for quite some time (it didn't oscillate), I can't say i ever noticed any effect on pistils.
Could be coincidence!

Ah ok my fan is really close as in 4 inches away from plant

 

[Autocheese1]

I had a static hurricane fan for years and it would have definately been blowing on flowers for quite some time (it didn't oscillate), I can't say i ever noticed any effect on pistils.
Could be coincidence!

It just seems to be the tips

 

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It just seems to be the tips

NOthing to panic about - looking good!

Gernerally (other than allowing buds to mold with too much foliage or humidity and not enough air flow and circulation), the most likely time to balls up an auto is the first 20 days.
I generally consider that when they're flowring, it's just easy street up until they fisnished - just watch the humidity and airflow and harvest is around the corner.

 

[Autocheese1]

NOthing to panic about - looking good!

Gernerally (other than allowing buds to mold with too much foliage or humidity and not enough air flow and circulation), the most likely time to balls up an auto is the first 20 days.
I generally consider that when they're flowring, it's just easy street up until they fisnished - just watch the humidity and airflow and harvest is around the corner.

Perfect mate thank you

 

[Autocheese1]

NOthing to panic about - looking good!

Gernerally (other than allowing buds to mold with too much foliage or humidity and not enough air flow and circulation), the most likely time to balls up an auto is the first 20 days.
I generally consider that when they're flowring, it's just easy street up until they fisnished - just watch the humidity and airflow and harvest is around the corner.

How far away do you reckon they look from harvest ? Just a rough estimate I know every plants is different though

 

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How far away do you reckon they look from harvest ? Just a rough estimate I know every plants is different though

Few weeks, but ideally, wait until the white heairs start turning brown/ornage and receeding and they stop putting out fresh white hairs (ideally).
If you've got a jewellers loupe or fancy phone that can zoom in to macro level, you can check the trichomes - ideally you'll want them couldy-coloured/amber.
If they're toattly clear like water, they're immature and won't get you very high.

 

[Autocheese1]

Few weeks, but ideally, wait until the white heairs start turning brown/ornage and receeding and they stop putting out fresh white hairs (ideally).
If you've got a jewellers loupe or fancy phone that can zoom in to macro level, you can check the trichomes - ideally you'll want them couldy-coloured/amber.
If they're toattly clear like water, they're immature and won't get you very high.

I have one coming today buddy to check triches

 

[FarmerJake]

My plant was prematurely fading new growth pistils out to orange almost like they had been pollinated. It did this the whole flower cycle. I can confirm there wasnt seeds growing now so it was just finicky genetics. Is this a similar look to yours?