Kind of looks like they are foxtailing a bit but i might be wrong what do u guys think. If so how do i stop it from getting worse
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Looks foxy to me 
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Definitely foxtails but I’m seeing some on all the lower buds and it’s all pretty uniform which tells me it’s most likely genetic and just how that pheno of that strain grows. Not all foxtails are man made by stress heat/light some are going to happen no matter what plus foxtails are not necessarily a bad thing it’s mostly a cosmetic issue
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Correct, i find you can actually just lay a long foxtail nug in a paper and roll it right up without even grinding it up sometimes 
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All my genetically fox tailed bud still smoked 
and smelled beyond heavenly. Frost is un real. Smoke will still be good brother 
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See how close that light is in this pic tho. What’s the space between plant and light. How many inches. Seems in the pic to be awful close to the plant might not be the light issue but I bet it has a bit to do with it. How long are lights on for and how close is that light to the plants. Don’t appear to be major.bad but can continue to get worse if u this something caused by stress or.loghts not genetics. larfy weed sux to trim
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I consider foxtails “normal.” I pour a lot of light on my plants, so I always get foxtails during the last few weeks of the grow. I just cut them off an throw them away since the trichomes aren’t as matured as those on the rest of the plant.
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