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Sounds like you're over watering, if you potted them into larger pots too soon, they many not have enough root growth, or they just may be slow growing roots. At any rate, sounds like the soil is staying too wet. But without photos, its just a shot in the dark.

You wanna hear a story? Your mom came over to my house. It doesn't matter how many turn hermie, it only takes one to ruin a crop. Anyway Kev, It's not good to have it happen, but when it's this late, you won't notice too much. If you can, pluck it out of there without touching ANYTHING else...

The way that works for me is to only spray for about the first week, after that, I'm relying on the severed end to absord water, and it does. Still keep the soil moist during that first week. The trick is to keep the soil wet enough for the fresh cutting to get water and stay perky. But too much...

That's looking good pretty good. Bushy indicas grow like that.

There's been posts of people showing off their grows using ufo's and the like. One could argue their authenticity, since it's pretty easy to take a still shot of a flowering plant under x-mas tree lights if you wanted and say, "oh look at these beefy buds from my led panel"...who knows...

https://www.rollitup.org/seed-strain-reviews/20841-thc-bomb-ever-heard-5.html#post4623439 Read my post about them.(text link above) Overall, a great place to get authentic old school genetics. I"m a few weeks away from harvesting some northen lights from them, looking great.

nice grow dude!

That's actually a great idea, best I've heard in a while!

Jamacia had a reintroduction of new genetics they use for outdoor growing, but you can still get the traditional sativa dom stuff, which, by US standards today, isn't spectacular. I haven't personally went, but I've had about three friends who have, two of them in the last year and this is what...

Your soil mix looks a bit coarse for seedlings. You have them in the proper size container, make sure you have really good drainage, but transplant then into some type of potting mix that you can add perlite to. In some of your pics, there's huge chunks of hard dirt and wood, that's hard for...

If it was mold, you would see it on the top layer of soil. I've had it happen on house plants, not on cannabis. But these mineral build ups just further suppport why flushing is a must do chore in raising cannabis.

That's probably not mold. It's just mineral build up.

I don't think throwing more fertilizer at it will fix anything. You already have ph spotting, probably from over fertilizing and ph swings.

The soil may be too acidic, and it seems like this is about the time where you can have this problem...the way I avoid it (and believe me, it's happened a lot to me in the begining) is by proactively giving it one or two mini flushes late in veg and as you settle into flowering. Not sure what...

Welcome to RIU Have you purchased all this gear already? The stuff you've mentioned is everything you need and more. Fairly advanced equipment, in fact. You won't add 300 to your electric bill, but close.

Perhaps there's an industrial benefit to larger seed size. But Large Seed = Large Plant? I'm not so sure about that.

And then you woke up. Nah, just kidding. But it is too late to start seedlings outdoors in your zone. Also, your time frame is just totally unrealistic. Even though they are fems, they still need to reach maturity. 2 months is about how long it takes to bud them, but it won't happen until...

I've gotten a fair share of smaller beans too. My curiosity, tingpoon, is what do you hope to accomplish in your study? Any strain can produce larger seeds, as you said, there's many variables. Breeders that we buy from grow in the same conditions, grow after grow, so you'll have the...

There's 4 phenos in jack herer, 3 of which are tall sativas and 1 short indica. I'm sitting on some jack herer beans I got from http://marijuana-seeds.nl , haven't decided when to crack them yet.

I use floros like what you have only to start clones and seedlings.