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Sorry should have cleared that up....thanks @MickFoster these are just whats called nanners...still have pollen but a true herm plant will have actual male parts on it also and a lot more pollen to worry about.

You can wet your fingers and pluck it out...the idea is not to spread pollen. It doesn't look like it's opened yet but odds are there are probably more..... Up to you on harvest...it's hard to tell from just the one pic...but sure looks immature still. It takes weeks for a pollenated female to...

Sure looks like it.....this late in flower shouldn't cause any problems. As long as no other flowering plants close.

What kind of par are you running? I ask because they look like they could be pushed harder...which will give you more light penetration. I'm not big on defoliation either....I like to let the plant do most the work. But there are advantages to it, especially in small spaces. Grow looks great!

The White gen3 autos got a milk spray yesterday and are happy girls this morning.

Might try a foliar spray of mag to speed it up if damage is still spreading. Best of luck!

Been battling pm here too.....milk has worked the best for me....I've tried peroxide, ZeroTol, neem works well but only for veg, Lost Coast Plant Therapy and everything else under the sun. Good luck!

I'd say more like Thanksgiving.....you'll definitely be smoking her on Christmas!

Remove it.

More information on nutrients/watering, soil composition and better pictures and more of the plant will help also. But first glance I would guess mag deficiency.

Well I cheated a little...the bottoms of the solos have chunks cut out for roots to get into the perlite. :eyesmoke:

Kitchen grow...Good Shit buds are starting to get fat.

4x4 and 3x3 moving along.

Culled the bagseed plant...it was a photo...no time or space to flower it.

Have you tried a higher ec and calmag? I run Jacks 321 at 2.2 ec and supplement calmag every now and then as needed. I got an inexpensive ro setup (RO buddie) after chasing deficiencies with tap.

What nutrients?

Have you increased feed and water with higher light intensity?

The more dialed in your grow is the harder you can push the light. I run a little over 300w in my 3x3....a SF se5000 at 60% or a little over. The nice thing about an overpowered light is you can run it at less than 100% to extend it's life.

Nice job!

How many watts you have in there?