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Did you use feminised seeds. I usually get 100% germ rate with the method I use, but had trouble with the PPP feminised, twice.

I have my smaller in and out fans running 24/7 my larger ones only while lights are on. Plants need fresh air 24/7 so your comment makes no sense.

Very interesting, as usual faded. I have my recliner ready for show and tell.:joint:

Hi siddharta, great way to get noticed lol. + rep for your:hug: avatar.

I think dodgy is the correct phrase.

I have been adding some Green-Up which is a Nitrogen Magnesium supplement. I use tap water which I leave in the sun for an hour or so and then earate with an air stone so haven't thought of calcium, and there are no signs of a calcium deficiency. Maybe it's just a retarded plant. Damn, after...

Well your doing the right thing adding small amounts on nitrogen, but now you've flushed I'd add some fish emulsion to the flowering nutes, but don't over do it. Other than that it all looks OK, although the buds have a little way to go.

What tropics are you at, north or south of the equater? Your plant looks awesome man, hope it's a girl. Do you know your current daylight hours? Check the weather section of your local paper, you need daylight to be 13 and shortening. Do you have any lights or nearby street lights shining, these...

Dont use water from the hot water tap, It's full of heavy metals, best to warm it up by placing water bottles in the sink and fill surrounding area with hot water until warm, but not hot.

Those clay pots are no good, they normally have only 1 drainage hole at the bottom and water evaporates through the porous clay. It makes it too difficult to maintain correct moisture levels.

Also, I just noticed your lights, you'll need a lot more than 2 cfls.

Best way is to lift the pot, it will be quite light when it's dry and heavy when wet. You'll soon get to know the weight. I also use a moisture meter with a long prong, they are cheap and should be readily available at any garden centre.

Actually, it starts as yellow and then slowly turns green as it grows. Sulfer deficiency starts yellowing at the top and works it's way down, which is different to what I've observed. Same with light bleaching, if it was green and then turned yellow I'd be thinking along different lines.

Thanks for the reply, but as you can see if you re read my post is that I've treated it for sulfer deficiency, but no change.

Also they sprout yellow, if they sprouted new leaves green and then went yellow I'd be more convinced that it's light bleaching, unsure though.

Thanks, that's the only thing I can think of, but I put it on the outside of the lights for the past 4 weeks and It's only getting worse, and it gets less light than the other 9 of the same strain. I have seen this before with Durban Poison but they fixed themselves after a short time. Stumped.:?

That tiny little cup is most likely your problem. Repot it now.

This is a White Queen plant that has some serious issues. It's now 12" tall and in a 2 gallon pot with 40% premium potting mix, 30% perlite, 25% worm castings and 5% composted chicken manure with blood and bone, the same as the other 9 I planted at the same time, which are all fine. I've tried...

I grew some Durban Poison x Skunk no,1 and it looked like that, not all of them but some did.:joint: