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Okay, haha i was gonna say your plant was looking good for being grown with just the light from the window! What is your setup like?

A lot of people don't do this but I personally think its highly useful. Buy a temp gun, they aren't very expensive and they are extremely handy. You can use it to accurately read your temperatures at different parts of the plant. You can test how hot the top of your plant is and act accordingly...

You should keep your lights ~12in away from your plant. If you are ever concerned that she might be getting too much heat, hold your hand over the top of her for a minute or two. If the back of your hand feels hot, the lights are too close.

It doesn't seem like you should be getting any symptoms at only 27c (~80f)...thats a pretty normal temp, not especially hot. The fan blowing on her will help with the prevention of hot spots, but if you really want some control over your room temp, you should get an exhaust system. It will keep...

Definitely seems to be nute burn. The blotchiness and the curling are both symptoms. Probably want to back off your nutes for a little and figure out a better concentration to feed them.

Looks pretty nice, is that where you normally keep it?

Looks like heat stress with the leaves curling upwards or "canoeing". Do you have any form of heat extraction from your room?

I should have done a bit of googling before posting....sorry, I now see this topic has been covered on numerous forums and sites. Still, I would love to hear some input from RIU.

Hey, this could be a ridiculously dumb question but I have no idea and I'm here to learn. I am currently growing for my first time and I have a small seedling that will soon be ready for transplant, but with the knowledge I now have, I would rather grow in a DWC setup than soil. I was wondering...

Feed them! As long as there are no spotted, curling, or droopy leaves it is probably a nitrogen deficiency.

Hahaha nope, you're probably more experienced than me!

Definitely going to follow your journal and see how it turns out! Looks like a cool setup.

Comfrey is something you could use. It is dense with nitrogen and has other beneficial nutrients as well. Growing a patch of comfrey is easy and makes your grow that much more self-sufficient! In addition, Micronized soft rock phosphate can be used as a high phosphorous and high calcium soil...

If your question is basically which bulb to use during flowering, which I think it is then: To my knowledge, it depends on your priorities. MH grown bud is sometimes considered to have a better aroma and flavor, while HPS grown bud will win in the weight department. In a perfect situation, you...

Could just be a little nute burn from feeding your plants so early. Hopefully with the switch back to the plain water, everything will go back to normal.

What is your lighting setup and general grow setup like?

Harvest time depends on the color of the trichomes.

Wow, that is pretty damn interesting. I learned a lot from this thread and I am thankful for all of your contributions to my education as a newbie at growing. Hoping this goes well! :-D

Thanks! What makes it prone to being a hermie? Is sprouting them at a young age stressful or something? Sorry, just trying to learn.

Found this seed in my bud today. From what I know (which isn't a ton), this seed is immature. I scored the outside of the seed with some 220 and put it in a paper towel and then into a ziplock. Is there any hope for it or is it just too young?