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Honestly i dont think anyone else here cares whos telling the truth about any of this nor is there any proving it. You both agree its variegated leaves.. I think this concludes the whole debate between the two of you as far as this thread goes.. Without some quotes of posts that are likely...

No worries man. Im glad we could end this on good terms. Im sure theres plenty more i could learn from you and thats what were all here for! To share what we know and become better growers :bigjoint:

You really overreact man. I just asked if you have info on this genetic condition your mentioning. I couldnt find your mention of it in the other thread, maybe it was there, i missed it. I did check it out. I even said youve pretty much convinced me, to the point i deleted my post out of...

If it was a real problem in the seeds themselves, it would be in the breeders best interest not to tell you..

You say this but then you give a link to another thread to prove yourself.. Sorry if im not just taking your word for it, although you have me doubting. I redacted my previous post for now Any link to info on the genetic condition? I think that would really properly clear things up here..

No problem. If it progresses you should make a thread for it in marijuana plant problems. Always better to get a few more growers to take a look and it seems this threads mainly just us at this point.

Any possibility you got your mixed nutrient water on the leaves? Never seen white spots. Only time ive ever seen any part of Cannabis turn white, besides stigmas of course which just are white, was light bleaching and thats not it

It doesnt look like any deficiency i know. The best thing is not to freak out and do stuff like you did, adding guano when you have no idea what the problem is. Many growers start with one issue and only escalate it by over reacting These are some charts i like to look at when i have an issue...

It looks to me like this was nitrogen toxicity.. Know im years late but i couldnt help but post this after reading through here you people left me frustrated lol.. Its often called the claw and is the clearest sign of nitrogen toxicity..

Thank you in advance to anyone who helps me out here. A few deficiencies have appeared on my special queen mother that ive had around a couple months now. Shes in fox farm ocean forest soil with a little added perlite. It seems to me to be a progressing magnesium deficiency and a bit of calcium...

Howd you keep it stored? Ive got a ton of seeds i keep in my fridge in a little jar inside a big jar with water inside the big jar to keep them from freezing too quick if the fridge malfunctions I suppose the water also keeps the temp stable in the jars when the fridge is opened.

You can plant a seed at any time, without doing this. The only reason to germinate is so you dont waste a cup of soil on a seed that doesnt pop, and so you can see if the seeds are good. Of course you can still use the soil after anyway if it doesnt make it. Personally nowadays i always let...

Oh wow!! A Couple years ago i posted somewhere here suggesting/theorizing attempting to root a cutting while still on the plant by putting a rooting plug around the stem and taping it there so no lights touching the stem, and keeping it moist, assumably it would attempt to root. Kinda the same...

Ill remember that. Cant really grow outside here without worrying a lot but at one point i tried putting plants outside and they got dug up. We have moles and deer and tortoises and rabbits and all sorts of shit around here thatll mess with my girls. Beautiful plant btw. Taking really great...

Is that basil growing down there? Lol Didnt know you could do that without causing any problems

What did you change?

Bump I THINK coco is best for flood and drain but im not the guy to ask really. Just setup my first hydro setup and its dwc. But coco holds nutes and water better than expanded clay

Bump Never had even heard there were double ended hps

Bump Also maybe throw this in the hydro section if you havent already?

Idk what it is that makes all our results so different but for me it did take one month in fox farm ocean forest in little cups to see roots, when the ones in my tray wouldve filled up the tray and started dying from lack of nutes by then