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Can’t see trichomes with these pics. Post a while pic of the plant

Looking great! Next time try to plant it in the center of the pot though, my only advice.

Agree with @Dontjudgeme. Get the first one under your belt and you’ll know the plant and strain and how it reacts to different training. I was nervous my first time around messing with it at all but it gets easier. Attached pics of same plant (cloned) untrained vs trained at roughly the same...

Sorry, looks like week genetics. Definitely sativa so normally a longer flower but those somehow look mostly mature. What do the trichomes look like?

ya, just check daily and remove them from the little base. Less likely to open them up while removing that way.

Check it each day and remove pollen sacs/nanners with tweezers. Did this on a hermie when it was my only plant and it turned out beautiful and covered in trichomes. I found (at least with mine) that after about two weeks it gave up on producing the male parts and put all attention to bud...

Looks very healthy and happy but a bit small for being that old. Maybe up the lights on the next grow if you can.

Looks great! Just be careful not to over fertilize. Ocean forest is pretty packed with nutes and it’s easy to overfeed autos.

Good point

Normally would agree but started right after moving under stronger lights, can’t be a coincidence. Also looks worse on upper leaves which seems like burn. Here’s a pic of light burned plant for reference.

Try flushing. Probably overfed.

Too early for sure

Looking good!

Looks like light burn, can you move the light up?

Not showing sex yet, wait for a while.

Thanks for the post. Exactly what I’ve been liking for.

Happy growing and happy Halloween!

Looks great!

Hey all, We have all seen the solo cup challenge. How about a clone challenge? More specifically, an impossible clone. By this I mean, let’s all prove how resilient this plant really is. Post your pics of clones that shouldn’t be alive but somehow are and have turned into a full blown vegging...

Likely a hermie but don’t give up on it. Definitely can still make some incredible stuff. Like everyone said, keep an eye on it and pluck off the pollen sacks with tweezers meticulously. Worked for one of mine (pics are of week 7)