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An F1 plant is a Filial 1 plant, or a first-generation plant. An F2 plant is a Filial 2, a second generation plant. Some of the plants may turn out better or worse than their parents. There should be a lot of variety. If the parents are both from an inbred line of genetics you won't likely...

The buzz is ok, more up than couchlock. The flavor is good, but it just seems weaker than most other strains I've been growing. I had a high level from Eva, it hermied on me around the second week. I thought I had taken all the pollen sacks off but I missed several and they opened up and...

If you breed a male and female of the same genetics you will get F2's. You should find a lot of different plant types in the seeds, which is why people breed them.

Finished: Cured:

Strain: Jamaican Dream Growth: Stretchy but vigorous Nutes: General Hydro Flora + Evergro (10-15-19) Supplements: Molasses, Floralicious Bloom, KoolBloom, Blossom-bud, Azomite, Dirty Gardener (mycorrhizae) Yield: Decent, 6.5 out of 10 Visual Appeal: Chunky but could be frostier, 3.5 out of 10...

Yeah, the nutes will build up in the medium, you have to check run off.

It is likely a hybrid, hard to say what percentage of each.

Critical Sensi Star, Mazar x White Rhino, and Ripper Haze are the most potent ones I've grown from seed banks so far. They yield kind of light but only take around 6-7 weeks.

I'd dilute it with fill if you are using it indoors.

It might clear up on it's own as it grows and wants more nutes. The girl scout could have a higher nutrient demand. Some strains feed more than others. I doubt the extra N will stunt it, it looks pretty healthy. I don't know of any supplement that would help with extra N.

You can do that, it might shock it for several days but it should work. I would leave it if it were mine, it's only a small amount of burn.

Is the outside plant the same genetics, sharksbreath? If it is I'd guess the same as you, it likes the outdoors.

The nutrient issue could be too much nitrogen and not enough potassium looking at those leaves. There are some that are clawing and others that are turning yellow and dead brown. I'm not sure why it's droopy if you have 2 air stones running though.

There is a bit of a green tinge to those roots... I'd say your light source is likely an issue. Those plants look like they are seriously stretching, not getting enough usable light. You will need more light for better plants. PPM 1300... what ratio were the nutrients at?

I have a Marmalate I haven't germed yet. What was the flavor like on your marmalate? I'm vegging a Sugar Black Rose currently, it's going in to flower in around a month.

They look like they have a bit of nitrogen toxicity, which is why the leaves are so green and clawing. You'll probably want to flush them now if you haven't already.

Your soil is too hot, I'd water it down with something. There is too much compost in it.

You are not feeding it enough N.

It's looks like a calcium def., probably from the ph being too low.

Looks like too much nitrogen. I would stop giving it N if you can.