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It’s a little baby, give it some time. Other than It being a little tall, it’s fine.

Not yet, I'd wait a bit, until you get reveg, but once they look done, I'd remove the bulk of them.

Advanced Nutrients carries several different lines, some are organic, some are synthetic. If you're using the synthetic line, then a flush may be warranted to re-set the soil and remove any built up salts. The problem with "reading the leaves" is that a P and/or K deficiencies, looks very...

I didn’t know you were growing organic, PH is less of an issue, but you should get a baseline of your water. Often, if it’s municipal water they publish on-line water analysis, so you can an idea of ph, dissolved solids, hardness etc.

Gaia, Dr Earth, Roots, Advanced Nutrients, there’s a lot of them. Just make sure they’re OMRI listed.

Still no male parts! Just a word of advice, as the plant reveges those buds that have formed already are going to mature, at that time the rest of the plant will just be flowering, those old buds are extremely susceptible to getting bud rot! Keep a close eye on them.

Don’t water until the pots get light, don’t water on a schedule, water when they need it. Unfortunately as autos, they could go into flower anytime in the next couple weeks. If you’ve got more seeds, learn from the process and drop some more seeds. Certainly grow your current ones to maturity.

You may have a ph issue. I’d get a ph pen and probably use the tap water. Bottled water runs the gamut from purified/distilled water to mineral/alkaline water. Are you feeding at all? If not you probably should, FFOF only has nutes for the first 3 weeks or so, Happy Frog has even less nutes.

I think you may have misunderstood, perhaps 60-65 days once they start to flower. If they were wilted from lack of water, as you said, then there is a a decent chance you lost some roots. Never trust the breeder estimates of when they'll be done, because they're autos the breeder has no idea...

Those are pretty big plants in small pots, so watering is going to be an issue. You may have let them dry back too far and damaged some roots, they should recover, it might be wise to get them into a little shade during the hottest part of the day until the root recover. They also look a...

If it's a deficiency, unless it's caused by a lockout, flushing won't do much. What kind of light and how far above the plants is it, I ask because you've got some canoeing and curling of the leaves, which can be light or heat stress. What nutes are you using, and how often?

I've always had good luck with the hose end sprayers with the dial to set the mix amount, but you do have to watch when it starts to get low and re-fill it. Depending of how much area you have to spray, the 2 gallon "Hudson" type pump sprayers that you mix yourself also work pretty well.

I wouldn’t sweat it unless it starts to progress to other leaves.

Not an HVAC expert but I believe your plan is sound concerning 4” splitter, not 6”. I don’t think there will be an issue with negative pressure. You will, of course, lose some air volume with two 4” off a 6”.

I sure didn’t see that! If there’s a phone number or e- mail on the website, contact them and see what they say.

If I was growing outside I’d do the autos. Like the gorilla and purple punch.

Still a lot of pistils that haven’t shriveled back yet, I’d go another couple weeks, I think those have some more swelling to do. They look very nice!

There are a lot of skittles crosses. Maybe gorilla skittle?

The pics are a bit fuzzy, but the canopy doesn’t look that dense, maybe some light defol later. I prefer tucking rather than plucking whenever possible.

The cuts must be carried on by someone else, currently Santa Cruz Mountain Tops makes high quality tintures and edibles. The strain may be the one they use currently, but they haven’t sold clones for years, if they ever did. Thats a pretty tight knit community, so many people may have old...