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My first recommendation is to show the whole plant, describe the environment - the pot size, the watering cycle, the PH, the nutrients, and the soil type, as much detail as you can about the grow. My second recommendation is to relax and keep watching it, it takes time to learn the process and...

the brick weed from mexico has to go somewhere, and I'm sure its still around in a lot of the southern states. they clearly are not going to a dispensary to buy this by reading between the lines.

Bleached? That tiny little spec of yellow? you are fretting over nothing my friend, It could have been caused by a variety of things, none of which appear serious enough to warrant investigation or corrective action.

my overall recommendation depending on the scale you are going for is probably to skip the "R" res/bucket solution all together, and go with straight DWC, large individual totes. No connections, no res, no complicated designs, no troubleshooting, no leaks, no questions about flow and water/nute...

can you explain more about your set up, the types of buckets, round or square, the types of connectors etc, I would always recommend not over complicating the design, the fewer pieces the better, yes, roots find everything without some sort of barrier, the hydroton, if disturbed at all, will...

inside or outside? either way you start by obtaining seeds, getting them wet, and then using your grow method of choice to cultivate them to completion.

a long veg, healthy plants, low stress training, proper defoliation, and plenty of air flow, i mean beyond that, how well can you keep a plant alive? its comes down to how well you have growing your strains dialed in.

If I am not mistaken, you are shooting for just over 1G per watt, if you aren't already experienced in growing this will be a hard number to hit.

just to point out too, transplanting didn't kill them, especially not mature plants like those, a little shock sure, but nothing it wont pull out of.

what type of soil is that? how much of that 'GrowMore' are you using, per gallon? These plants are kinda hard to kill, so there's most likely a problem with your soil, your nutes, or your environment otherwise, I see a few healthy plants there, so whatever you are doing for those is working.

this thread is a disaster!

^ agree with these guys, i use a desiccant of some sort, rice, silica gel, and i store them in a cool basement - not recommending a fridge or freezer due to condensation that can form.

I agree with you, I am of the mindset that its hard to make plants herm due to light stress. I frequently open the tents during dark cycle, and shine a VERY BRIGHT white led flashlight inside the tent directly on the plants, sometimes for 15 to 20 minutes, sometimes every single night during...

everyone try to stay calm but I think the @the notorious SPARECHANGE might be wizard of some sort, and may be using these words to cast some sort of spell// if things get worse, you know what to do

its hard to tell from the one pic, but could be a combination of things, giving as much information about the grow and products will help narrow it down a bit

lots of questions people are gonna ask you like - what is your medium, soil? what are you temps, strain, what is your PPM, what is your PH and how are you testing

My experience may not count for you and that's fine, not trying to argue the point, I've seen male parts on reg seeds too, the probability of male parts on fem seeds is substantially higher in my experience, if you think reversing doesnt lead to that higher probability that's fine, you also...

But they are much more likely to throw male parts in my experience. I would say this is not bro-science, its genetics.

I would remove them as soon as possible, but the damage is mostly done. Hope you get some good smokeable bud still.