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Same thing happened to me about 3 days ago. The worst part is it was a complete set-up, pretty much the only people I considered friends got me to leave the house at a specific time so that they could let somebody they know when to break into my home and steal my grow. They got a bunch of...

It would be better if you could bend and tuck the fan leaf under the stem. There was a thread floating around yesterday about trimming and eventually it was described that trimming leaves off a plant is like thinking you could run faster if you weighed less and chopping off your legs. Credit...

I gotta bagseed growing in my closet with pistils turning pink. She's a beauty and definately getting a re-veg after harvest. I'm sure it stays pink after the chop, purps do.

One more thing I notice is that all the moisture in your pot is centered around the plant. When you water you need to water the whole pot. A plant that big already has roots throughout the entire pot, and you need to get water to them all, not just the ones in the center.

You can trim them off if you want, but it isn't really necessary. They'll never be green again, the plant has drawn the nutrient from the leaves permanently. Leaving them on won't harm the rest of the plant, and if the problem hasn't been taken care of (which it sounds like it has) removing...

I'd say a slight over-nute. The plant was fine until you added nutes, right? It's hard to tell without being able to see the whole plant, but I'm pretty sure that's the case since you're using a pre-ferted soil and adding more ferts before the soil nutes have been used up, which takes about 30...

That's insane. I'm going to have to try those rapid rooters. Those seedlings look like they were in the dark for days.

If that happened overnight, then you have the fastest seed germination to sprout to stretched plant in history. Call Guinness.

You have far too many plants for the light you have. I would either pick the smallest, stoutest plants to keep, or just start over again. The plants you are growing now had to reach for the light too much at a crucial early point in their lives. They might recover, but it would probably take...

Well, I had two plants growing in the same gallon container before due to being too impatient to wait for the sprout to appear. When I put them into 12/12 the larger plant in the pot turned out to be male while the little 4 inch tall plant it dwarfed was female. So I chopped the male, and kept...

If a plant self-pollinates, it'll produces 'feminized seeds', or so the legend goes. I do know that if your plant is stressed it can produce a hermie. My recent crop started to hermie, like all 6 of my ladies were freaking out, but then I realized I had been stressing them with cold water, so...

Wtf? It made me chuckle when I thought about, so I typed it. Sorry I insulted generations of your forefathers and all that. Next time I'll be sure to get my joke certified by at least 3 independent investigators before I submit it for your approval. I shouldn't have wasted my time though, you...

you seem fine to me, your plants probaly dead though.

First, your plants are stretching. The light needs to be within inches of the tops of the plants and a huge challenge for indoor growers is making sure each plant is roughly the same height. The yellowing leaves looks like a nitrogen deficiency issue, which could have any number of causes. It...

Ok, I would go with Canna's guide because it's their nutes. It's more dependent on plant size/maturity than it is on age, So I'd let your plant get to it's second set of real leaves before I gave 'em the juice, but that's just me. As far as how much to use, water until you see about 10% - 15%...

everything's normal then, nothing to worry about.

Well that's pretty normal when they're really young. If they aren't really young if you're container is extremely shallow, a plant will die because it's main taproot has nowhere else to grow and it will just kind of wilt over like that. If they have leaves on them like you drew then they...

1. the taproot is supposed to face down. It's a root, not a sprout. 2. don't dig into your soil and disturb a germinating seed. not good. 3. None. Don't feed nutes to a plant until it's at least 2 weeks old.

How can you tell it's sativa? nvrmnd. 75 days of flower, I missed that part.

The fact that it's bag seed has little to no bearing on growth rate. You could say seed from a seedback will have more reliable genetics and less hermies than bagseed, fine. You could say that seedbank seed will produce a more potent plant than bag seed, ok. You could even tell me seed from a...