Anyone know why this purplish growth is happening on my flowers? I’m on day 12 of flower. Strain is Girl Scout cookies. Hopefully it’s just genetic? I’ll also post a picture of the whole plant. Doesn’t seem like it’s stressed at all.
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Can you get better pictures of what you are referring too??
Don’t see what you are talking about
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Plant looks fine to me. Maybe just a touch of wind burn on those pistils?
Good color and not too sparse or dense. Looks like you’re doing a fine job.
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It’s hard to get pictures cause they are still so small. I just read the plant description and I’m thinking it’s genetic. It’s GSC crossed with purple panty droppers, and it says it has mostly green and purplish foliage.
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Thank you. I think it’s genetic.
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I didn’t see nothing much wrong with them…
Why I asked for better pics…
Sounds like you have it figured out…
Happy Growing…
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Thank you, same to you.
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Plant looks extremely healthy to me
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The purple on the new leaves is genetic and nothing to worry about. I have had plants produce all green flowers and leaves, another plant had black leaves among the flowers, and some have pink or blue leaves among the flowers. It’s one of the perks of watching them flower (different leaf and flower colors). 
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Thanks hopefully I can keep it that way.
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Awesome thanks. I figure with purple panty dropper in its genetics, I’ll see some purple.
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Or pink
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Looks good! I’ve heard GSC can express purple so I’m assuming that’s the source of the purple in my Animal Cookies:
Keep it up!
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Looking very good.
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Thank you.
Looking good.
Appreciate it and keep that plant of yours looking top shelf!
Late to the party, but I’ve got a GSC going right now that got purple when she started to flower.
Mine ended up being a hermie.