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No they don't have to be chopped. Tie them down with string or something. At least let them continue flowering. Have you gone in your grow space with the plants and turned off the lights to see if there is a leak of light comming in?

Mold/bud rot is a sneaky enemy. Take Smokey's advice and give a detailed inspection, yesterday.

It does sound more like a light leaking issue, perhaps that was what I had going on as well my first grow. The Nova's N is fairly low, 4 I think. But at full dose it'd be 12 right? do npk values add that way? Makes sense to me anyways...... Hey Smokey, long time....

The very first set of leaves die off naturally. There is nothing to be alarmed about.

Are you using the Nova at full dose? 3 teaspoons per gallon of water? 1300-1500 ppm sounds like a full dose. I had the same result at full dose when I was using the Flora series. When I backed off to 1/2 the amount per gallon the issue backed off as well. The Nova is pretty hot for the...

Okay smarty pants...but I think you are thinking of powdery mildew, not mold. Zoink, so salts can build up over time and waterings. It can come from the soil and from feedings. If the water you are using has a high alkiline or chlorine content it may be what is sitting on the top. I doubt...

Those first leaves are supposed to be hard, they are supple with food for the young seedling. They always fall off after the plant is a week or 2 old, especially once they start getting their sets of true leaves. No worries they should be just fine. Give them time to get some true leaves. Good luck

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It looks like there is white powdery stuff (besides the perilite) accumulating on he top of your soil. Perhaps a salts build up, I've the issue before and looked just like yours do now. That will cause all sorts of issues ph, deficiancies, lockouts, and overdoses. You are on the right track with...

In a soil grow no nutes for the first 3-4 weeks is normal because a good soil will have what a young vegging plant requires. Hydro is different. Even though they are young they can't live on water alone after the first little fat leaves (catolyns?) are yellow. They are born with a small amount...

I think he meant that he used lime in the soil. Not already been used, like a hand me down couch.

Good to hear. It can take a few more days to see the issue reverse, but once it gets back she'll take off. Hey thanks for the +rep.:peace:

https://www.rollitup.org/marijuana-plant-problems/158144-never-ending-abuse-phosphorous-bloom.html Check this thread out it opened my eyes to identical issues, the same one you are having. Too much P causes all sorts of confusion for the plant. I'd say flush good and start back with your basic...

If the soil has already grown pot from veg through flower, then the soil is probably drained of anything that would resemble a vegging npk ratio, 3-1-2. If you did use that soil for flowering plants more than likely it still has a flowering npk ratio, 1-3-2. My guess the soil is exhausted.

It is not a good idea to switch them from one growing style to another and back again, sticking with your soil and working through the problem is your best bet. What soil are you using?

any pictures?

The Scotts soil has very little npk value which is good for small vegging plants that do not need alot of food yet. Now that she is bigger she does need a veg formula to stay in a vegging mother mode. Dolomite lime is a ph buffer, so the soil will generally not go above a ph of 7.0. You could...

way better.....looks like a zinc issue, but zinc issues are rare. What do they eat? what soil are they in? are they flowering?

All hookers are used.

Well I can't do much with a hooker, but I'd know what to do with an 1/8 :lol:. You have way more experience than I do as far as growing goes, but I have used GH products with my grows (5 under my belt, 1 hydro and 4 soil and switched to Advanced). There was always big issue at flower time...