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That isn't always the case. More times than not in my experience, the flowers mature in succession.

Why? Did they promise you'd have them in less than a week?

It won't turn the others into hermies. Fair chance it will turn them into seed bearers, though.

You can't drown a plant with a single watering. Run a gallon of water through it, or run ten gallons through and the soil will be holding the same amount of moisture when done. Water with a gallon every day, and then you'll see what happens when you over water.

Curious what the issues were, and why you believe the soil was the cause. Thanks.

Too late if it's in flower, isn't it?

Maybe. Good weed is worth that, but stuff harvested with pests probably had not been well-tended and would fall far short of that price.

That's the beauty of being able to grow outside. Cost just isn't a factor. I figured it out last year and my cost, start to finish, is under $50 per plant. I hope the day comes soon that everyone that wants to grow outside can do so without worry.

Could be. I too, plant directly into OF and have not run into issues. I suspect that this has been discussed so much that tons of people who have never used the soil believe it and repeat it so it is now pretty much universally accepted.

You'll have to un-check one of those boxes. Dinafem lists this one at 70% indica on their site. Characteristics of Critical + 2.0 cannabis seeds Suitable for Indoors and outdoors Sex Feminized Genotype 30% Sativa/ 70% Indica Cross Critical + x Resistant Critical + pheno Indoor flowering period...

Sorry, the Google reference was for OP just to get a wider view. Didn't mean that as a dig in any way.

75 degrees is not cool. Storing them in that safe vs. a fridge will likely reduce viability over time by a factor of five or more. Google it.

They'll be fine in there if you keep it in the fridge. I use a Rubbermaid container with that same desiccant and regularly go two years with no problem. Dry and cool is what they want.

The bastards hang out in the leaf. That's why they are called miners, or sometimes borers. If you determine that's what you have, remove the leaves most affected and treat the soil to kill the larvae and hopefully interrupt the cycle. Can be tough to control.

Walk in where? Rec shops are still aways off.

How old were they? If new seedlings, Google "damping off" and see if it fits.

Yeah, I heard the DEA has been monitoring all calls to every vet hospital because their border stops aren't paying off like they used to.

Why not just pick up the phone and call a vet for advice? I'm betting it would be far more effective than reading opinions here. You made a mistake and she is paying the price so do all you can to make it right.

Quick follow-up on the Blue Widow (Blueberry X White Widow): I had topped it twice, so got four like this along with all the branches. I took a smallish flower a little early because I was anxious for a sample and this strain does not disappoint. Really potent stuff, and absolutely does the...

If you want an ID give us a much better picture. As BoC mentioned, those white spots are a problem. Check the underside of the leaves with a scope and see if you have spider mites.