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That's good advice. Bottom line, you're going to need to change some stuff in your environment. If your temps are in the 70s, see if you can get into the low 80s. I can't imagine they're growing very fast like this?

Whatever you end up doing, you'll need to tackle the heat problem before you start flowering, because you WILL need to close the tent and keep light OUT during your 12 hours of darkness, no exceptions.

That's an odd condition. Do you let it sit in the drip tray with the run off like that? You don't want that shit getting pulled back up into the soil.

Well how cold is it getting? If you're talking 55 degrees or less for prolonged periods, it could be the cause. Are the leaves otherwise healthy color-wise? No spotting, curling, etc?

Yes, you def don't want that to spread any more than it may have, if there are other sacs that have opened and released. That's actually good advice for removing a herm plant from the area. And btw, what people call a calyx is actually a bract, if you're going by the proper nomenclature. In...

I think you may have answered your own question...I could easily see how your plant may seem less vigorious in low temp, high watering conditions.

Clearly nute burn, there's no where near enough lighting for this plant to even need any significant nutritional additives.

As I said, I get it occasionally during early veg, but it's something that you're going to notice right away when you only have few plants, especially if you're truely interested in growing, you spend time gazing at it and studying every inch of each plant. So when I see abnormalities I trust...

If it was clipped it would be torn, but if you look closer, there's missing plant matter, if it was snagged on something you wouldn't likely lose a piece like that.

It's definitely an insect causing it. Probably a caterpillar of some sort, cutworm, cabbageworm. They like to eat when the lights are off. Go in with a flashlight during your dark time and remove them by hand, because it's usually just a few. Not a huge huge problem, seems like I get it about...

It sounds like it's 'fox tailing'. It happens. I would not consider it to be a desireable trait, but there's no harm. If your plant is doing this, it usually will keep doing it as long as you let it, so you shouldn't base your harvest time on the apparent state of those fox tails.

This is just my opinion, hash loses its appeal after a while. I get tired of the flavor too, you never get lemmon or fruity flavors in hash...also toke for toke, you don't get more for your money than you do buying buds. In the Eastern world where hash is the norm, it's only because their...

Do you use Jacks 20-20-20? I do. It's actually a very trouble free fertilizer, but you have to have the knack for it. I would not advise that much, unless you want spotting. bsp, I only apply jacks classic two times total, all during veg. I do it in between waterings, using a shower...

What's with the "edit" Is a mod changing this because its an advertiser?

So does this mean you're growing it outside or just infront of a window? If you have it outdoors and its this small, is it getting cold at night? You also may have it in too large of a container, some seedlings need a little container to get going.

If its just bent but not torn, it can heal...it's very similar to low stress training.

Same here in the midwest, 20-25 a G Don't see it much anymore, there was a period a few years ago where that was about all you could get.

Among other things, it looks like the lights were left off for a long time, or a very irregular schedule at the very least. I'm scared to entrust someone to just water my plants once...like on a 4 day weekend or something. It is amazing how people can let shit get out of hand quickly.

Hey, The photos of the leaves curled, but not discolored, that to me looks like heat/light problem that you're mitigating via additional or frequent watering. As a result, you are most likely experiencing a ph issue, problably alkali. Even with good temps, you may still have them a bit...