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All my pistils start straight. As they age, they tend to dry and curl. It's not abnormal to have some straight and a bunch curled at the same time. Hope this clears things up. Happy growing :leaf:

What did you veg under?

When in doubt, check trichromes and (imo) always lean toward a longer more complete flowering time. It's not possible for someone else to estimate your week because of the amount of fluctuation between grows and cultivators, nutrients and mediums etc. I have mistakenly chopped plenty of...

Throw some n to the plant. They still need a tiny bit and it will help weight and quality to mature the extra time. Looks nice!

Looking good!:leaf:

Thai Cookies ?

First off I would check ph of runoff, supply a source of trace elements, and check that ppm of the nutrient solution is appropriate. Looks like a trace deficiency but could be a lockout due to pH swing etc. The plants don't look like they have enough npk either. Not severe, they look like...

4 sets of true leaves sounds like a safe minimum for first pinching/topping. The most important thing to wait for is the vigorous growth that usually accompanies the 4th+ set of fan leaves. I hope this helps. Personally, I wait until each plant is strong enough to avoid stunting the growth...

Looks good. How did it turn out?:leaf:

It looks like it is light deficient. Less fingers grow on the fan leaves the lower the light level. Seeing the single fan leaves like that tells you that the plant wants stronger or closer light. I have seen many plants like this. Buds don't grow big at all without enough light. Good luck!:leaf:

I move plants all the time for this reason. It is effective and energy efficient. Should not harm your plants at all unless it's cold out or the leaves get wet under direct sun. Good idea! Grow on!

I agree with your plan to grow them for two weeks before flip. Recovery time is important because you may be able to train right before like you said, but it most likely will decrease yield and add wait time. I have done it the way you described before and always get best results when I...

Looks almost done. Any time would be suitable. I say leave it as long as possible, m8. Cheers!

I would discourage scuffing. The seeds will have no issue germinating if they are well developed. If anything, roughing up the seeds will only serve to diminish the Germination percentage. Learned this from research and personal experience. Good luck!

Up to you but I would leave it as long as possible. It will add more density and scent increases too. In my experience the buds get a sweeter smell/taste the longer they mature. Looks great! Happy growing

I had russets last year for the first time ever and they were much worse than spider mites. I didn't save any clones. Flowered the plants and sprayed neem until buds formed. Cold weather below 55 slows them but personally I would -Treat (spray) the seedlings and anything that's not affected...

Yes, trim under the scrog, but generally don't do it in flower. Supercropping is very useful too, but may cause unnecessary stress during flowering stage. It's always best to prepare the plant during veg then simply flip the lights to 12/12 and continue veg nutes until week 2 of 12/12 or...

Try dwc for explosive growth, but remember the plant can go into shock just as fast. Always measure pH and ppm regularly. I'm thinking about starting up my old hydro system for next grow. It shaves a bit of time from flowering too.

Best results are had with mostly dry soil being watered every few days. Easiest way to protect your plants from pH problems, root disease and nutrient issues. Water conservatively, even if it means more, smaller waterings. Also gives you a chance to see each plant more often for quality...

The issue is the soil. It's much better to use a soilless mix that is sterile or at least natural/ nutrient free. I use pro mix bx or hp. You will not regret the switch. Happy growing!