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Looks like nute burn. Are you testing the ppm? Tell us more about the liquid fertilizers you are using.

Bout a pound.

100% male

The white spot on the leaf looks like a hard water mark. Lots of calcium in most tap water. The floor should be mulched with bark. It will help control the humidity. You need to control the humidity. An easy way to do this is by setting up a small portable dehumidifier inside the greenhouse...

These ladies are starting to fill up nicely. I took a few cuttings yesterday, and will be vegging the cuttings for a few months. The plan is to keep a Valley Ice mother with the best flowers traits. I will take clones from the mother and make several hundreds of seeds, pollinating with the F1...

Keep the people fighting among themselves while the super wealthy continue colluding, accumulating more power and resources. Its basic human history.

Go lighter on the nutes. Check your ph

Buy a 10x magnifying lense. Check trichomes. How many weeks into flower?

Honestly, your plants dont look bad. Your staying on top of things. Keep up the good work. If you have any specific questions, let us know.

Everything looks normal. Your noticing a different flower formation due to genetics. Every plant will produce different flowers, some have more leaf than others. Nothing to worry about. Your plants look healthy and happy

I should mention that my grow room was a separate building. How big is your grow tent? There might be a simpler solution than running an AC unit.

Well, thats that. You should spend some time in the forums learning about males and how to control pollination, so that you can produce your own seeds. Its a lot easier than you think. Your pollinated female would still be 95% seedless. Only one or two buds is used to produce a few several dozen...

100% male. Congratulations Collect the pollen, pollinate a few buds, and make some fresh seeds. Cheers.

Nute burn and bugs. What are you feeding it and how often? Also, what is the ph of your water?

I harvested 12 plants every month, for many years. Had 4 lights, split the cycle in half so that I was harvesting every 4 weeks. During the summer I ran a portable AC 24/7. It helped keep the room at perfect temp. Costs go up, obviously, but its not as bad as you might think.

Also, dont worry about the leaf hoppers. Worry about Grasshoppers and Caterpillars. When grown outdoors, the plant can handle just about every other pest. There are natural predators for everything.

Looks good . Great job. Put it full sunlight, feed regular doses of Nitrogen. Someone mentioned to keep an eye on the remaining buds because they will eventually mold. That is true, but your plant will be a massive monster before the old brown buds become a problem. You will notice the old...

Leave the main stems and remove the flowers individually. Anything that no longer looks like a full bud needs to stay on the plant. You should try to strip off all the buds but leave most of the plant in tact so that it can continue to grow. Do not cut off any branches.

This is cool. I did the exact same thing over 10 years ago. The plant is reversing to veg state. Strip off all the flowers, do a partial harvest. Let the plant keep growing and you will end up with a massive bush that will eventually flower again, near the end of summer/early fall. Cheers

I would put the potential hermie plant in a separate room when you flip schedule and flower the other ladies. Keep the potential hermie under some simple led lights to keep it veg state, take several clones from it, and flower it after the other ladies are finished. If everything goes well and...