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IF there's a problem, they're hungry. Looking good :bigjoint:

Again, just my opinion, skip the 5gal & go directly into the 10 gallon pots

When I had questions about legality, I called the local Courthouse. Had my answer in less than 15 minutes. - Ummmm...no.

My 2cents. You're going to need much bigger pots. 10 gal minimum IMO, and extra large tomato cages They'll probably stay "compacted" as they grow & you'll need to thin them occasionally. Last years auto's filled 25gal pots. Good luck

more shriveling to go:peace: ....another week, or so....:grin:

If you want to be finished by Oct, a photoperiod plant will not do. An autoflower begins to flower when it reached a certain level of maturity (6 or 8 weeks), rather than a photo that required 12 hours of dark (sometime in Sept.)

Autoflower Good luck

Canada

We call them philosophers.

first guess - needs nitrogen

No light from below. It's the top of the leaves that are meant to get the light. Good luck

I'd guess 3 weeks anyway Have fun

purple is common, possibly from temp drop

I'm going by the overall pic 2. Too many white hairs to be ready, 22 weeks anyway. Have fun

Too hot, too much food, too much water. root damage, nutrient imbalance, lock out...... Damage is done:(, I'd remove most of the burnt curled up leaves & hope for the best. Good luck

Wait till the vast majority of hairs have turned red & shriveled, then you're close.

ask again in a month

Does pasteurized or raw honey make a difference?