Natural Genetic Colouration (Not a Problem)

Many flowering varieties express purple, red, or pink pigmentation in the last 2 weeks of flowering - this is completely normal and indicates anthocyanin expression triggered by night temperatures dropping.

What usually causes it

• Genetic trait
• Slightly cooler night temperatures encouraging colour expression

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