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I appreciate your kind words. First time I've ever grown Gorilla Glue so I'm not sure what to expect, guess I'm about to find out.

Thank you gangagurl. I saw your thread from last year and you are a amazing gardener!

Thank you I appreciate that going to be a good year I think!

My Gorilla Glue number 4 is setting up to flower and looking beautiful! Definitely legit as I've been reading Twisted leaves are a thing on Gorilla Glue number 4 and I have a dozen or so leaves that are doing that. She's definitely a monster and I'm getting excited! Tell me what y'all think

I was testing to see if I was giving them too much water by trying to wait another day. But halfway through the next day they were sagging and thirsty so I was definitely not giving them too much water. I did poke holes in the soil and water and that seemed to help the few leaves that were...

I actually don't think I was overwatering or underwatering. I poked holes in the smart pot to aerate the soil a little bit and that seemed to work. I water my plants 5 gallons every morning if I skip a morning they're drooping by noon that day. Actually a bit scary poking holes in your soil when...

I had some just like that on my plant I do believe they're moth eggs. Keep your eyes peeled I found more when I found them on one leaf.

Cant tell on sadie yet. Leaning towards Male though .

Pixe is 100% MALE!

I am very lucky to be able to grow outside. Thanks for the idea about the fork I didn't think of that one. This is my third year growing and I've never had a problem with my soil and I have always used Happy Frog. Definitely be doing some research this winter for a better soil!

Thank you I will

I will give it a go and see what happens.

Maybe a skewer?

Thanks hotrod. It won't damage the roots stabbing them? What do u suggest I use to areate them? Never thought about doing that but saw a thread not to long ago about that.

I definitely do. I sit with them in the evening for quite a while

She just finished stretching she looks really good other than that. Hopefully it's just a phase switching from veg to flower, I don't know I guess we'll see what happens. I'll let you guys know how it plays out.

Yeah it's almost like some of it's still asleep. Yeah I thought maybe it could be the soil to but the other three aren't doing it and they're all in the same soil. I'm using Max seabloom molasses and epsom salt for fertilizer

I've been using the same water for a few years now and never had this problem. They all look healthy besides a few of the upper leaves looking like they're sleeping still. I should test the ph just to see where I'm at though. I tried that but then it all drooped and perked right up after watering

Hey thanks I appreciate that. They got a little bigger than I wanted to this year but I guess that's a good thing!