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What's your humidity at? General rule of thumb, is that plants like more humidity in the early stages of growth (clones and seedlings liking the highest rh) and as it gets older it does better as the humidity levels get lower and lower (being the lowest in flower). So for right now your...

What breeder is that white widow?

What breeder did the seed come from? Is it from HSO? I grew out an og from hso and it was daaaank, and a good yielder too (which is kinda rare for a straight up og kush). Honestly, I wouldn't start feeding for a couple of weeks. Seedlings have some stored energy in them anyways, and if you...

Yeah totally. I've never had any problems using tap water, but I have an RO system coming in so we'll see if it makes a difference. I've heard that even Brita filters on your tap can really help lower the ppm of hard tap water, but my cousin bought one and it didn't do shit. It took the ppms...

Nice, yeah if they aren't ready to come off don't force them, you did good lol. Did the membrane come off with it too? The other one will pop of tomorrowow. Edit: yeah, I just looked at the pic the membrane did come off. The other one will catch up, somehow they always seem to anyways.

Yeah it shouldn't take long. And honestly, if you're growing in soil you should only be watering every few days anyways. Let her dry out, and she'll stretch her roots looking for water. It might seem slow above the soil, but all the development will be going on below the soil and that will...

You're right about the yield part- I grew out some bagseed from so e shwag and it yielded ten ounces. But fast flowering? It was a Mexican sativa that flowered for 16 weeks, lol. If you are a perfectionist and want to (almost) guarantee not to waste any time, just make a cheap seed order...

People say not to fuck with them at this stage, but I always remove the seed casing. Just take a toothpick and be SUUUUuper careful, remember there's a shell and there's also a membrane wrapped around the cotyledons. I know it doesn't speed it up much, but it can take 2-3 days for that shell...

Keep same light schedule, you're just gonna have to let her dry out. Plants like (and need) that dark period. Like humans, it has certain processes that it foes during the day and certain processes it does at night. Unless its an autoflower or a rooting clone don't ever run the light 24/7...

Yeah, the one pic definitely has a seed. Are they bagseed? Much more likely to herm up if they are. Usually tho, its not that bad with Hermie's. Not as bad as a full on male fucking your shit up.

Some good points. What kind of nutrients are you using? I'm thinking it looks like some heavy(ish) feedings have caught up. How long have you been flushing with plain water for? Are you noticing a difference? Usually that's what clears up most problems with new growers. And are you...

What makes you think it's a phosphorus deficiency? Not exactly a super common problem. Do you know what the pH of your water is when it comes out of the tap?

If you have time to veg, then I would tie those branches down almost completely horizontally, leaving like 4 inches on each end to bend up towards the light. If you can get those two tops low enough, then you can just move all of the lights closer down. How often do you water? Its a good idea...

And yes, I would definitely feed them. Start out with a half strength solution. And honestly, people are always like "its a copper deficiency" or "its molybdenum" or whatever. I use phosphoric acid as pH down and I use tons of that shit so if your pH down is the same then that's not likely...

I mean man, you can supercrop them but honestly unless you plan on vegging for another few weeks to develop new tops, I would leave those tops pointed up. They will fill into decent colas (if you can get them and keep them healthy through flower). If you bend those completely horizontally...

Hey man, in terms of canopy control you can supercrop even into flower, bit its not recommended bc it stresses the plant. If you're in beg tho and you're trying to keep her low, then it'll be fine. I train mine all the way through the first couple of weeks of flower, moving and snapping and...

Haven't read it all, but lights and nutes aside, there are a couple things to note about the plant. Generally, yellowing on the lower leaves would refer to a nitrogen deficiency. If you haven't read about mobile and immobile elements/nutrients, then definitely read up; mobile elements can move...

Man, I actually have soil and aero, and I use roots organics for my soil grows. I bought the master pack and went through it, and they had "big swell" in there which is a synthetic. After I ran out of it, I wanted to replace it and wound up going with the kool bloom, which I gotta say has...

Cool, yeah I hope it's close to 8, realistically its probably a little under. I way under guessed my first crop, I was hoping for a half pound and wound up with 1 1/4. Doubt I'll get that lucky this time, now that I have a better idea how much size/weight they lose during drying and trimming...

Yeah I know, these threads are dumb. Indulge a cropping man and tell me what you think. Branches have been cut down (obviously) and trimmed of fan leaves, gaurd leaves will come off after it dries. Reference shot for size A few more reference shots of how the finished product weighs out...