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Just a suggestion, but I bet if you grow two plants next time and manage the grow a little better - especially the lighting, you'll yield far more than you will with this room full of 20.

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How much light were they getting before you put them out? That seems odd with 14:30+ light. I put two out in the Tri-Valley on May 17 with 14:16 of daylight and they took off just fine with no re-veg. Guess it could be related to strain. These were Platinum Cookies.

Sounds like you should be OK, but again, if at all possible try to move to a spot with some shade. You never know if the temps will rise or you may be delayed in getting back to them. At that temp, if it's almost dry on the third day I would worry by the fifth day.

How much moisture is left in the soil now on the third day when you water? If still a little moist, you'll be fine. Should be fine even if it's a little dry for an extra day. If possible, to be safe you can move them to a spot that gets shade for part of the day so they'll need less moisture.

Just an an FYI if you don't feel like making a brew of pepper juice next time, both neem oil and spinosad are organic.

Now that you made me look again, I see your point.

Calyx. Pistils are the white hairs above it. You'd see male flowers long before seeds if it had hermed.

Neem oil or spinosad. Do it at least twice.

You definitely have a problem there, but you've provided no details so it will be tough for anyone to help. Soil? Nutes? Watering schedule? I'm sure dropping it set it back to some degree, but it's still way too small for its age. The drooping during the day, and recovering at night is usually...

While I agree that sooner is better, just wanted to point out that if you use the Monterey Garden product the wait between application and harvest is just one day for "herbs". It's an organic bacteria rather than a poison, so less worry.

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I don't see anything snapped or broken there. Something just came by for a sample of your leaves. I had this happen a couple of times earlier this year, and even had two little ones like that pulled out entirely. To protect against bugs, put the plant on a brick or board in the middle of a pan...

Looks like pest damage rather than a deficiency. Could be early damage from spider mites. Neem oil is most often suggested, but search here and on Google for lots of examples and fixes. Watch the water too. Fixed schedules like yours can cause problems. Water as needed, not according to the...

The gnats breed in the soil so you'll probably still need to deal with them since the neem won't have done anything for eggs or larva. Google "fungus gnats" to find out how to get rid of them. Basically, let the soil dry much more than usual, then water with a little dish soap added.

The area you're looking at is pretty blurry since the camera focused on the closer flower, but you can still make out the two browned pistils so no worries.

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You can give a detail or two, for starters. Looks entirely neglected and appears to be revegging given all the narrow single leaves. What's the story? Is it planted in that native soil? Is this yours, or did you stumble upon it somewhere?

Seems odd that only part of the plant would have been pollinated. If the male flowers still look like bananas they haven't opened yet and have not pollinated further. Pluck them as you see them, finish your grow and hope for the best. Two weeks is not enough time to fully develop seeds so your...

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