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Room temp is 65-72 depending, Tent temp is always 75-82. Believe I found one is a boy

Room temp solution. I fill my gallon jug with water filtered of chlorine, sits out over night to acclimate and any chlorine not removed by the filter evaporates. and then I mix my nutes in the morning. Like this morning lol.

Yeah I did that bub, lol I'm asking bc my nodes are somewhat tight and I'm curious about them stretching enough for decent colas. So train of thought was longer flower period would allow more growth in general. This Wednesday will make one week into flip to 12/12, and it wasn't till just now...

eyyy one of the blessings of this hobby, as long as you finish, you can always make something out of it lol.

I think next time Im going to try root organics and roll with FF liquid trio nutes. Big Bloom i feel was instrumental in saving my plants from an over watered+nitro burn+ soil pH being 7.2 or something leading to calcium mag deficiency; hell of a rebound. OP: how'd those nanner buds turn out...

Do be mindful of how much air pressure they're experiencing. One of mine broke a cotyledon that dangled then by a thread. Next day she grew back together but still. I believe I had over watered also bc my leaves were plump, looked like they'd cry if you cut them. As said. Minimal water for...

Kind of out of left field on this one growmie lol. However I should probably put a fan up above my lights too, should help disperse the heat and maybe keep my temps under 80. Right now my tent is still creeping up to 82 with rh 39-48% depending. I keep a mini humidifier going all day during...

Im still scratching my head on this flushing stuff. Read good and bad. So I personally abstain. Your plants look good minus the obvious you already spoke of. Plenty of time to get them solid! I love how durable these babies are!

Gotcha At ease, I meant no offense bub! Ironically it's been almost 5 years for me as well. I'm halfway through my first indoor grow now. I imagine that soil pH climbing to 6.5 would be superb for her.

I contemplated for a sec; my outdoor grow never had that problem. I thought perhaps it was because nature has its way of transitioning rainy moments to sunny, angle of sunlight, a good system. Compared to indoor grows that are more static with direct light beaming down. Headscratcher o_O

I knew about molasses being good for microlife. Soo on top of my 1/3 gal, I later fed them about 5 additional oz of water with 3 tsp of this organic apple butter I have lol. They liked it! Can't really tell, but I also rotated/rearranged some of the flower tops for more even spread and lowered...

really?? like in the situation of a droplet magnify burning a spot on a leaf?

ehhh my course of action would be picking the weakest batch of buds and the best. smoke one today, the other tomorrow and compare

nub growmie here, but if that was new growth...well fock, i've seen a good bit of new growth in veg and a previous grow. By luck, I only grew females, none of those shoots/growths looked like a closed tulip as I'm seeing on yours.

nub grower** researched mucho. looks like nitrogen toxicity - dark green, curled+clawed leaves. Those tips burnt/dark brown? clearly also something else with yellowing of interveinal growth. you say "ph is good" whale...what is it lol. 5.7-5.9 I hope. EDIT: Quote - " Nitrogen When in the...

Is your grow soil or hydro?? Can't tell. If soil/solid medium, 6.5 if the cut off for P, mag, and calcium. This calcium guide sort of works for cal deficiency with your issue, only your plants are getting orange splots, but what is in common is only interveinal growth getting yellowing and...

Im new to growing, but the picture too blurry - def, too early to tell is what I've read Allll over various forums through google searching for my own grow. From that picture...I def could pull up 3 examples for why it could be male and why it could be female. Question: Why are his nodes...

Agree with everyone else. The plant will be okay, but expect to add another week at least to your veg. They're durable, but hiccups add time for sure. I was a ding dong and had a fan blowing on my seedlings, and one of the 3 broke it's starter cotyledon leaf with only a strand of leaf matter...

Simple but makes sense! Probably would go the thin knitting needle route. Babies are doing great this morning. Out of 6 plants last time 5 were female. Hoping all 3 are lol.