What does it. Mean when a flower grows on top of bud
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That’s wild! What strain is that?? Can you do more pics? More focused?
I have no idea why that’s happening so we can wait together for the professionals.
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Looks light bleaching from high light levels combined with an underlying anthocyanin response. Stress or genetic.
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She looks sweet, but I’m thinking it’s environmental stressing her with some genetics sprinkled in. What’s your tent environment at?
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It’s blackberry moonstones
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I will get a better pic tomorrow
Thankyou everyone
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Crazy how all of them have it. Might be genetics. I never heard of the Blackberry Moonstones, but I probably haven’t heard of most, especially how everyone breeds new ones everyday.
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it’s pretty bizarre, but cool looking. Was my best guess. Never have seen anything like that.
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I think it’s what I assumed.
Pretty neat!
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They look like they are about to open up some male flowers on top from those last closeups. Keep a watchful eye over the next few days and maybe turn your lights down or raise them if possible. Really neat looking!!!
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Heck yeah. Look at Dude’s plants who won the BotY Contest. He’s got all kinds of funky colors in different arrangements. Boy those are beautiful, huh?
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That PPFD light schedule is pretty intense and calls for these levels running CO2 Grow Bro. I rarely hit 1000 and most often in the mid 800s-low 900 range with no CO2. Agree with @Low on the lighting intensity, sweet looking pinkish color though 
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