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Humidity matters. But I don't do anything about it myself. The exhaust fan is probably taking away the humidity that watering the plant would normally provide. If you want to see if you can easily raise and keep the humidity higher, spread out a wet towel in there. Watch your measurements to...

If you made the clones yourself, then treat them as infants. They're still developing a root system to support their needs. You don't need to add nutes while they continue to establish themselves. FF has plenty to last for quite a while for that size plant. Left alone, they are perfectly...

Making my mouth water! :lol:

When you get a chance, post some pics of how far you've come. bongsmilie

I'm not saying it's not true. I'm curious.

I have no idea. LOL. Why would it be any different than normal grows? TGA says it's 10% CBD without saying it was harvested earlier or later.

Very nice. So.......... You going to make any changes?

It does look like it has problems, but why not let it grow out if it can? If it's not going to make it, then it will take care of itself for you. If you need the space, sure.

If it's going to die, I doubt you can do much at this point. If they have a few roots, they can usually recover. But that one is a little young. I don't see any signs at all that it's lacking water. But you'll have your answer by tomorrow.

LOL RayRay. I said it like that hoping you would take it the exact opposite way. No critique, they look nice. I was trying to say that they should be bigger if it's around time to harvest. There a lot of smart people here who can help with correcting the nutrient problem. I wish I had the...

Do me a favor which really doesn't have anything to do with the original post. Take a magnifying glass to the underside of those leaves. It doesn't look like a bug problem to me, but you are outside. It can't hurt to look, right?

I don't see any reason to worry, at least not today. Keep watching her. It sounds like you know what you're doing. Let's see what others say who may have experienced this themselves.

Ok. I misread that. I don't know man. Those look good to me.

Is that the same plant? The damage looks very different. Those really do seem to look hungry for N.

You probably don't need the domes or misting at this point. Two of the three look like they can use more light, so I'm glad you lowered it. Just be patient and let them do their thing!

My excuse would be that I'll get practice curing before the whole plant is ready. :blsmoke: And in addition, you'll see just how much the bud shrinks as it loses the water. If it shrinks to nothing, way too soon. If it still looks like a plump bud, you picked a good time to harvest.

To be honest, with what you've described I think 2-3 weeks sounds about right. From the description. My friend, sneak one of those little bottom buds that I'm sure are there. Take a lower branch and start curing. You'll be smoking some of your own while you're trimming the rest of the plant...

Were you trying to add pictures?

So you've added nutrients in the last week? What I'm trying to do is help narrow down the possibilities. And I don't really see a problem with those pics. Perhaps over watering?

In general quite a few pistils will age (turn color) before the trichomes turn amber. But they are not that far apart. It sounds like you're nearing time. Perhaps you're even there. Most new growers harvest too early.