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SeaMaiden
Closest to blue I have ever seen were slightly lavender. Cali Blue (Cali O x Blueberry), one of the phenos no one really cared for.
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Colored Live Pistils
- Thread starter Chillb
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Millies~ A Pacific North West heirloom. 
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check out the latest edition of high times, there are some hazes that do that as well. pretty cool lookin.
has anyone seen this on indoor plants?
Chillb
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I have yes. Grew out a "nl#1" from an unknown breeder from around British Columbia and it had bright pink pistils. This was one of several females that we had from a 10 pack purchased and grown in the early 90's. They were under 2 400w hps fixtures in a perlite & vermiculite mix, used Peter's brand nutes and epsom salts ... ooh the humanity! Buds all came out great though, 2 week flush and 1 month jar cure made it really smooth and it burned nice. The pink pistiled northern light had less taste and slightly lower high than the same nl's without the pink trait.
I know what yer saying Hh...most plants that have colorful stigmas only color up outside...and not inside.
Millies puts on pink stigmas inside too...but only under bright light. I also had an old school Humboldt Purple Kush hybrid back in the early/mid 90's that would grow vibrant pink/red stigmas inside/outside and everywhere in between...I'd love to find a plant like that again.
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> Anyone breeding for the colored pistil traits on purpose?
yep, i am. i have a strain that consistently produces a pheno with pink hairs. ive read the pink stigmas (TIL. always called em pistils) are associated it with places like afghanistan. which would make sense since i started this strain by crossing some afghani and hindu landraces.
in my experience they turn pink regardless of in/outdoor
pictured is a week 2 flower, just starting to express the pink
yep, i am. i have a strain that consistently produces a pheno with pink hairs. ive read the pink stigmas (TIL. always called em pistils) are associated it with places like afghanistan. which would make sense since i started this strain by crossing some afghani and hindu landraces.
in my experience they turn pink regardless of in/outdoor
pictured is a week 2 flower, just starting to express the pink
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HazyDaze420
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Indoor ssh/uk skunk hybrid I made...
Old Piney
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Really seeking the pink are ya ?I believe if you got purple satellite regular seed your good but not so much if they are fem
CannaRed
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I took ordered purple Satellite for the pink pistils/stigmas. Well... Not just for that, I liked that it was early blooming sativa. I grew that pack outdoors, and had 4 or 5 females and zero had pink pistils. They did bloom early, and finish early, without any bud rot. They all hermed but the flowers were sterile because maybe 5 or 6 seeds. Each bud had 5 or 6 nanners on them. Gotta be honest it looked kinda cool, yellow nanners with the purples and greens. I also grew the best one indoors for a few runs, it grew the nanners too, and always very few seeds off the plant. I think Vermontman recommended to slowly alter the flip to bloom indoors and that wouldn't happen, but I didn't care, because they were all sterile anyways.
I've only grown a plant with pink hairs once, outdoors in 2015 or so. It was bagseed from unnamed brickweed, so I have no idea what it was. When it dried , the pistils shriveled to an ugly brown, no sign
I've only grown a plant with pink hairs once, outdoors in 2015 or so. It was bagseed from unnamed brickweed, so I have no idea what it was. When it dried , the pistils shriveled to an ugly brown, no sign
You crushing my hopes... but appreciate the honesty. Lol. Back in 90s i had a " African red hair skunk". Bought the seeds from magazine or online. It had bright red (fire engine) hairs (indoor) and smelled like a skunk.
CannaRed
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There was other people growing and posting at the same time and some of them did have pink pistils, so you definitely have a shot!! Good luck!!!!
Old Piney
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Indoor or out
Indoor
