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Naw that's not goin hermie.... your good

Could be from PH fluctuation too..

I think that could be lack of potassium or lack of nitrogen.. I know someone will say "thats not a sign of nitrogen def" but in some cases this can occur..

The plant is eating any stored magnesium from the fan leaves in order to produce new foliage thus leaves being drained of foods

lack of magnesium... Alot of people don't know that a plant wouldn't be green wo magnesium

and give them a chance to get over the "transplant" shock

And one foliar feeding of calmag at that diluted rate isn't gonna help at all, you need to feed them with it with each watering

Most common def there is.... General organics IMO calmag works the best for soil

Magnesium def

24/0 will make them grow 30% faster

I got the same results you did, something is fucked up

Spider mites are members of the Acari (mite) family Tetranychidae, which includes about 1,200 species.[1] They generally live on the under sides of leaves of plants, where they may spin protective silk webs, and they can cause damage by puncturing the plant cells to feed.[2] Spider mites are...

naw your fine, just get the lights back on their regular schedule and they will continue to vegg

magnesium............

Those look fabulous... From the looks I would say 2-3 more weeks and you should be able to chop chop

and p.s. if it was so easy then why does this section have the second highest number of posts??

I beg to differ... And yes you can get confused very easily on sites like this. Let me rephrase that, it's one of the hardest plants to grow inside because it requires so much attention and it's heartbreaking when you fuck up and kill your ladies. I'm sure when you put them outside and just let...

Doesn't matter what they are, get some shit to nuke em....There is only 2 types of bugs you want around your ladies, ladybugs and spiders..

Get rid of their calmag and get some general organics calmag... botanicares calmag sucks in soil, IMO doesn't work worth a shit..

water it.....