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If you flush I'm willing to bet it will "magically" resume growth

I would also give a good flush, size of your pots has nothing to do with it.. Is that moisture control organic or time released?

a plant that hermi's tends to produce seeds that hermi.. Unless you caused it to hermi by stress, light leak, fucking up the light cycly or something along the sort

@wet... Your my hero. Keep up the GREAT advice

Get your lights closer, stake it up with a small stick and get a small fan to blow a real lite breeze on it to strengthen up the stem and you'll be gravy

calmag.... mostly calcium, If you flush it will get worse. Feed calmag and some time and she will recover. RO water is so pure that it always has to be supplemented with calmag, especially if your ladies love it.. Which alot of strains do.

Have you fed them anything yet? I think that's your problem.. Can you post a pic of your whole plant? And just remember every leaf on your ladies isn't gonna be perfect

looks like they need to be fed or fed more

did you have problems when using tap water or did it start when you introduced the distilled water?

Since your soil is a seed starting soil I'm willing to bet there isn't much food added my MG, what's the ratio on the bag?

I would give it a lite feeding, the plant is feeding off stored foods in the fan leaves

IMO they don't look ready yet

Keep your humidity down too...

You can brew your own compost teas, really simple and work great

1 cup per 1 cubic foot of soil. I would use the pellets because most likely you won't have any ph or calmag issues in veg and with the pellets, they take some time to start to break down thus lasting longer.. Good luck bro

What type of water are you using?

I feed right when my beans pop... Does the starter soil have any nutrients in it?

Looks like severe nutrient burn... Give her a good flush and time to recover

Just make sure to back your lights off a tad after spraying and go lite on the foliar feeding or there is a possibility of burning them.. Glad to see things are shaping up..

try to keep your ph around 6.5, if needs be add some dolomite lime and that will keep it stable