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Are you feeding them anything or are they getting just water right now? Whne growing in a water meduim they always need some type of nutrient after they use up what is in the first round leaves. Do you have nutrients for vegging plants? If so start out with 1/4 dose in your res.

There is a problem and it does look like a P issue. Are you in a soil that has time release nutes in it? If not give your plants a good flush let the soil rest (dry out) for a few days. Give them about a week to see any changes. Also, how aften do you feed them? They like a schedule something...

Thanks Cowboy. I like to see things turn around for fellow growers. Good work. Plant A may be a bit slow to make a complete turn but keep going forward with it and you may see a sudden growth spurt. Have fun

Are you feeding them any flower food? If so, what and what is the npk of it? What kind of soil are your plants in? What is you light schedule? Got a fan going? These are some details that we need to help you with the issue. From just looking at the pics right off they appear to look like they...

P is one of the most important parts to a good flower food. It is only bad in super high doses. P is good:lol:. Have fun and let us know if your issue doesn't turn around.

Put her in with the others, a ruptured calyx does not throw pollen so she and the others will be fine.

Swollen calyxes will open like that sometimes. Even if it was a random freak pollen sac on the plant, she would only produce a couple seeds. Which would cause basically no loss in potenancy or yeild. Not enough to worry about. I have had a few plants do this and no seeds ever came from it...

It is hard water that dried on the leaves. Your seedlings are lovely there is nothing to worry about.

Smokey is right on. Your plants are in the veg stage of growth and that requires an npk similar to this 3-1-2. However since they are so young the soil you are using should be substancial enough to take them through vegging. Flush them good now and they should get better and growth will pick up...

Not trying to be pushy about the Uncle Ben thread (above), but have you went and checked it out???? I firmly believe this is what is going on with your girls. He may also be able to help you get past this plant issue, PM him. At this point you have nothing to lose by exploring a P toxicity. If...

Also, since they are brand new cuttings from the plant, they will be stressed and that will make them droop. With no roots they cannot take in water from the cut stem, they must take it through their leaves. Once your set up can hold in humidity they will be happy and then they will grow some...

You can look closley at all the buds on that plant for dark or grey areas. It is okay to touch them so you can see all angles of the buds. Especially check out your main cola and your other thicker buds. The rot hides in the more dense ones right on the stalk. I had a main cloa on one plant my...

Sirs......this looks just like the issue Uncle Ben posted about. Check out this thread https://www.rollitup.org/marijuana-plant-problems/158144-never-ending-abuse-phosphorous-bloom.html Your girls just may be getting too much pk with the big bloom that you are adding for boosting bud. Hope...

Flush them now for the last 2 weeks. good luck

No problam. I had a cola go that way on me once even with the fan going. It may make the bud taste odd but once it is dry it ends up smoking okay. Hope you enjoy her.

Glad you noticed, didnt want you to accidently smoke it

She's pretty and dainty. But look closley at your fifth picture, looks like a bit of bud rott there. Hope it isn't though.

it would be just a wet brick.

Hi Trich your buds are pretty. As you said earlier there are some strains that finish in 8 weeks. So the flusing time you are using now will make for a clean smoke later. Typically indicas require a total of 8 weeks of 12/12 (once preflowers show) and that includes the 2 weeks of flush time. So...

dolomite lime is perfect for buffering ph levels. In other words mixing dolomite lime either pebbled or grandular into your soil will make it so your ph will not go above 7.0 and will bring a low ph up to 7.0. Dolomite lime is not acidic it is nutral and if anything it is alkalinic. If you are...