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Right on! Some even stop calyx growth, but continue to produce lots of trichomes for weeks.

Just stop feeding and wait. What light are you using and how far away is it? What are you feeding your plants?

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What's the RH in the jars?

From how many plants?

I don't strictly believe in using "flowering nutrients" or "bloom boosters". Plants store lots of phosphorus in their roots and vascular tissue and if you've fed your plants enough phosphorus in vegetative stage, you won't need to use that much flowering nutrients in bloom, because they will do...

Once those balls open up, they can pollinate every plant inside the room and you'll have seedy weed on your hands at the end. I would try plucking them with tweezers in a separate room.

1. Stop watering them until the top inch of your soil feels completely dry to the touch. Then water very slowly and mostly around the edges until you get runoff (and DISCARD the runoff), so roots can grow into their container. 2. You want to invest in some CFL's or HID lights and keep them at...

Looks like you've done everything wrong. :wink:

At what distance?

First mistake: choosing big containers for tiny seedlings.

What's your medium? They are probably suffering from oxygen deprivation at the root zone.

No! They are just pollen sacks. Seeds will grow inside the calyxes after the pollination has occurred.

You have tons of nanners on your plant! How long has it been in flower so far?

Time to transplant. :wink: Also bring your light 1 ft closer to the top of your plant 2 days after transplant.

Definitely not a N deficiency. What's your soil mix and pot size? I think it's root bound.

"1/4 strength" doesn't mean shit. Buy an EC meter to see how much you are feeding. :wink:

That 400w MH should be fine @ 12" for minimum stretch, unless you have some newborn seedlings in there.

Your plant is overfed. Just stop feeding. FF soils usually don't need any nutes for a couple of weeks.

Flushing a plant doesn't mean flushing the nutrients out of a plant. It means NOT giving nutrients to plants in their last weeks of flowering and let them use their stored up nutrients. More importantly in coco and hydroponic systems. Organic is different. Am I wrong? :confused: