Is this foxtailing?

**gardro** · 21-05-18, 09:14 PM

Guys were at week 8 flower.

She's been stalled for maybe 2 weeks after a few lockout issues.

Colour is returning and pistils are pushing white again - are those side buds foxtails or is it trying to catch up ?

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camkush · 21-05-18, 09:18 PM

Looks to be the beginning yes mate, but some buds do grow somewhat like that depending on genetics. It's not the end of the world if it is foxing I mean many people including myself have grown fox tailed buds.. usually its due to the environment but I promise the bud is going to smoke nicely.. Its just not what we as growers like to see tbh.

**gardro** · 21-05-18, 09:29 PM

Thanks cam appreciate that. She's been a lil runt since flower so if I get anything at the end I will be good.

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camkush · 21-05-18, 09:31 PM

Originally Posted by gardro

Thanks cam appreciate that. She's been a lil runt since flower so if I get anything at the end I will be good.

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I hear yah buddy, and hell it may not foxtail it may just be the way that one is growing.. We will know for sure in a week-10 days but either way you'll get high

**gardro** · 21-05-18, 09:33 PM

Yeah man

Think because it was stalled for a while the bud tops got dry maybe

She missed her fattening stage, or let's hope its just delayed

Here's another bud doing it

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**CityDweller** · 21-05-18, 10:01 PM

I tend so see this near then end with some strains that prefer to have the lights backed off or dimmed a bit near the end. Either dimming them or moving the lights higher up has helped me with this. My last plant I ignored these early signs and ended up with lots of foxtailing since it just kept going. It also appeared to slow down the overall completion a bit. I think if i had backed the lights off or dimmed them a bit i could have finished faster.

pls excuse autocorrect. i am high of course.

**gardro** · 21-05-18, 10:04 PM

Originally Posted by CityDweller

I tend so see this near then end with some strains that prefer to have the lights backed off or dimmed a bit near the end. Either dimming them or moving the lights higher up has helped me with this. My last plant I ignored these early signs and ended up with lots of foxtailing since it just kept going. It also appeared to slow down the overall completion a bit. I think if i had backed the lights off or dimmed them a bit i could have finished faster.

pls excuse autocorrect. i am high of course.

Sounds like a good plan if I reduce the lighting now thank you

Honestly, this plant goes pale green / yellow under the LEDs and them darkens up when I take her out so she doesn't appreciate the high PAR.

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**CityDweller** · 21-05-18, 10:10 PM

Originally Posted by gardro

Sounds like a good plan if I reduce the lighting now thank you

Honestly, this plant goes pale green / yellow under the LEDs and them darkens up when I take her out so she doesn't appreciate the high PAR.

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And this is why i must get a good PAR meter. I think in the long term it might pay for itself with the money i save by not replacing hps or cmh bulbs too early.

pls excuse autocorrect. i am high of course.