My plants are about in their 4th week of flowering and noticed som pistols turning amber. Is it signs of pollination? Doesnt
seem like any of plants have hermied though. How can i spot the early signs?
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You’re safe, did you recently find a male 
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However, following exposure to pollen, only the tips of the pistils turn dark, whereas the “stalk” remains white.
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Yhats good stuff Chitty, do you have a visual aid so one can see.
I just figured it all turned a color if pollination occurred. Tips, that just nice to know.
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@Mosca This is the best pic I have seen
From an article on Pollenated Plants.
Take note that this is not 100% guarantee its pollenated. Other outside factors can do that too.
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I see something in your pic that concerns me. This black spot in the center looks like rot or mold or insect damage. Take a closer look to see if its ok.
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Thank you for the nice illustration. I see the difference.
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Yes i noticed that too, i’m assuming its an insect problem. Any idea what type of insect it could be?
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Normally a worm of some sort.
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Thanks for the info . Is there a way i can treat during flower? As i have read that i shouldn’t use neem oil during flower.