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5 1/2 weeks of flower - no sign of the male parts can it be that a complete and utter hermie can produce a fine female? it looks to be, late banana's could still show, but the window is closing some genetic observations, overall this plant is close to being a clone of the parent same leaf...

i've done 4 cash orders, not to nirvana, but some other banks got every order intact - so cash has worked for some of us

i've heard that too, they are relentless little devils the most convincing treatment i've heard is dunking, plant is flipped(with soil held in somehow), then immersed completely in a pail of the insecticide for about a minute or so haven't tried it, and there seems potential for disaster(dropped...

if Kenyan mites are anything like mites in the USA, do not count on them being all gone you may have gotten rid of them, but they can spring back(from the eggs)

i will admit to being very impressed with your recovery - all the more for a strain with a fussy reputation, especially when not in soil

you've got a ways to go, i'd guess 4 weeks don't be surprised from some leaf yellowing, drying , etc. - that can be part of the natural maturation process however, things don't look perfect here, but not bad either, you're doing pretty well on the whole

light stress won't cause what you're seeing mostly, it has to be from the soil, water, PH, or some combination 18/6 may be a little gentler than 24/0, you do get better value for your power with 18/6

like someone else mentioned, 18/6 may work better filling the pot, not so sure, was thinking more about transplanting to the straight mg soil, but another transplant might be another shock

as one in the boondocks(legal wise), i will say the seed banks are god send for us outside of cali i guess this is a classic 'do i buy local or from amazon(kind of)?', you're probably much better dialed in on what's available locally feminized seeds are not 100% female, but mostly female, how...

a lot of orders here take 1+ months, not unusual at all

since you asked, characterizing the offspring's resemblance to the parents(as much as the parents are known) would be nice i saw another post today on this for some S1 seeds, which did fall rather nicely into the Mendelian expectation

this plant can survive, but your next step has to be well thought out it does not look good where it is now, a change is needed you mentioned money constraints, so that may hamper your efforts if you still have sufficient MG organic garden, that can work very well it benefits greatly from some...

interesting time line of events, that does give us a lot more detail some have excellent results with MG soil with the tiny fert dots, some have problems, sounds like you were doing well there is going to be some transplant shock, though this beyond that i don't use the FF soils, but i'll give...

LST + cfl's = good match for a small setup an LST lets you place the cfls right where you need them i did a LST with 3 26w cfl's, got an oz of dried bud

it's possible, but this does look so classic for the MG time release burn the damage may have been done in the MG starting soil, and showed after transplanting i use the MG organic garden soil, which can work very well, it is quite acidic, some dolomite helps to 'sweeten' it a bit

i'd be curious what dirt you started with, kind of looks like MG time release nute burn

you might do alright with the seeds, we'll have to see, you may get some old stock, which could be legit genetics but low germ rate i have seen many reports of their seeds being hemp, what they send out seems to change from time to time

i have something similar going, probably not over watering or nute troubles maybe a little warm, some strains make curved leaves at the top, overall looks fairly good

built the same one, with a a few tweaks i find it excellent once you get the zone, which may take some practice

if you're seeing burn, it's not from those cfl's at 5 inches, either high air temps, or some other problem