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So flushing isn’t necessary... but it doesn’t hurt the yield or the potency??so if it doesn’t hurt it just saves money.. right?

But look at that new growth though!!! That light green looks really healthy.. I haven’t fed the one on the right with nutes yet because the two plants are on different watering schedules.. But the one on the right Is perky but seems dark green on the new growth meaning nitrogen toxicity?? And...

I’m starting to think she’s perfectly healthy honestly.. she’s not as perky as my other plant but she’s a whole lot bigger! They were germinated at the same time but she came out of the soil about two days ahead.

It’s only a mistake if it’s not a part of the learning process :bigjoint: Best of luck to you man! check out my journal.. I’m a noob myself and I’m taking all advice and criticisms. Happy growing :eyesmoke:

It won’t affect the young plants now.. but when I say you’re going to have to deep clean after you harvest.. I mean it! And you could definitely leave it in there but if it is a male and it pollinates the female... she will lose yield, potency and Overall quality.. she will still grow buds but...

I mean.. you want to minimize transplants as each one shocks the plants, but you will see much slower growth in the beginning I promise you that. I don’t know about saving it.. it doesn’t look like it’s dried out yet.. I would spray some misty water directly on the plant to ensure it doesn’t dry...

You can pull it but don’t just set it outside the tent.. when that pollen smells púnànï it will be travling through the air, on your clothes and hands, it could even get through the vents from another room so I’ve been told!

well for starters.. those are not starter pots! You’re going to see a lot of wacky stuff waiting for those little guys to develop a root system in those pots.. they have to be at least 5 gallons?? I would use solo cups first. Or some 6” plastic pots and keep them in the starter pots until they...

If all plants are acting strange.. the it’s environmental.. also where did you get the seeds from.. genetics are a big part of this as well

How close is your light?

I just had a similar problem and when I dug up the seedling (grab it by the leaves not the root) it had a root aphid on the root! I lost the little guy but I haven’t seen any root aphids since... I used neem oil

Duly noted! :hump: I’m hoping to go straight to 7 gallon pots. The mix will be 60% happy frog, 40% happy frog

Okay I’ll go easier on the nutes for sure bongsmilie I was really just trying to give her some extra juice because I’m mainlining and I know it’s good for the long run but it’s still really stressful on the plant, I gave her terra grow base nutrient 2-1-3 at 1/4 strength and I won’t give her...

Preeshate it :bigjoint:

I soak my medium before transplanting the seedlings.. so if you count the soaking as a watering, she was watered twice before adding nutes

The soil is a mix of ocean forest and happy frog.. my nutrients are plagron.. now that you mention it.. I Probably am suffering from a nitrogen toxicity.. I know the ocean forest is high in nitrogen already.. she is still growing at a strong pace so I don’t think she’s in bad shape. I was taught...

Taking all possible reasons she’s not perky Plagron series 1/4 strength first feeding.. 150watt vivosun led 20” away, 77 degrees, 40-60% humidity ( I get a lot of humidity swing, could that be it?) She’s not overwatered I waited till the pit was lighter than half a feather. Ppm was 540

It’s crazy how different people grow differently, id have a stroke if I had that much space between nodes :oops:

That looks more like heat stress.. are you using an hps?

Not necessarily. The heap filter itself doesn’t clean smells, but most of them come with some type of carbon material and those would clean the smell