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ya...i dont understand how heat would be that bad with them small cfl's, but it is heat stressed. look at the leaves curling upward at the tips...

ya...looks like over ferting, i would do a light flush, and water a few times before feeding anymore of anything. i would look at your temps, and if they are fine and still no improvement, then they want more light.

ya man, that sucks...sorry to see that...it is not lookin good at all. even if they do come back the chances for hermies now after so much stress almost wouldnt be worth it, let alone the yeild you are gunna lose...i'd try and make some brownies, and loli pops and start over...mmmmmmmm.

yes. then you are correcto.

could be...it all depends on when he gave it the blood meal. after he noticed it, and it got worse or it got worse then gave it to them...stop reading out of a book snowball...N deficiency, and toxicity exhibit the same traits in early stages. difference is in the progression. burnt tips etc.

ya...the flush should definitely help...i''d say over fertilization cause this. looks like they have been given to much nitrogen.

lookin like some good mj...lol...who cares the strain, call it master kush, and if its good enough...i'd believe it ;-)

anyway though, the cooler temps will make things slow down a bit...i would definitely try and get more direct sunlight to them though.

ya...start of spring? lol do u mean fall? because if its the start of spring where ur at...im commin!

what are the temps at outside? alot of places are starting to cool down, for 11 days they look small. i would also suggest trying to find a spot where they get more direct sunlight.

i dont like all the foil...could be creating some not so hot spots for ya.

lol,,,this is why there were riots, you britts remind me of a bunch of 15 year old girls...with lisps...cant even talk sense to you tards...just listen, and maybe you'll understand.

looks over fertilized, and you have some canoeing of leaves as well.

you do have issues dude, that type of dying and yellowing isnt normal at all...whats your ppm? and water temps? supplementing with cal.mag at all? and if so sativas do take a bit longer to mature...although at 6 weeks i would think there should be some type of trich production.

a thrip is a bug, very small...and white, and like lil white worms.

so what you are saying is, that you either gave it blood meal, and then this happened...like the above ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ or you meant to say i think this is a Nitrogen deficiency, which has gotten worse everyday, so i added blood meal.

i guess you'll know if it keeps getting worse, all i know is that this: MAJOR PROBLEMS I thought maybe this was a nitrogen deficiency so I gave them a nice helping of 12-0-0 blood meal. Can anyone tell me what they they this deficiency is, it has spread and gotten worse...

just flush with PH'd water...it was the blood meal anyway that made you go over on the ferts.

lol...use 1 tsp. of molasses per gallon...all the molasses does have iron, magnesium, and calcium in it...i mean good for the soil...something to do with building a symbiotic relationship with microbes...which breaks down bacteria...lol, not to sure, but something along those lines...other then...

i would say that they are hungry then...a good balanced nutrient should do the trick...i use fox farms liquid trio and soluble trio.