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Let the soil dry out before watering. Lift the pot, and if it feels heavy then it probably can go a few more days without water. If the pot is really light then you should water it. Do you PH your water? Are you using liquid fertilizers? What kind of soil are they in? Tell us about your...

That first leaf looks like it symptoms of Ph fluctuations, and possibly magnesium. Your plant looks pretty healthy in those last pictures, so I would not worry about it too much. *Check the ph of the runoff water if you keep loosing leaves*...

Powder Mildew for sure. It looks like its just starting...

Hermie... CHOP CHOP. Or remove male calyxes, and be super attentive through the whole grow...

Looking good. I see 2 Healthy ladies. Good Luck

Good idea. Remove, then reinsert once your soil mix is prepped and ready.

LOL Those guys need to read a few books...

^ I agree. Calcium deficiency

I think you found the "nanners" Looks like it could also be a yellow leaf tip... pics are deceiving.

Dr. Earth Homegrown potting soil.

I figured it out.... Check the new signature. LOL

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How do I make this my signature? :D

When a flowering clone is put back into the vegetative state, the first few parts of growth will look strange. It is perfectly normal.

What soil is she in? How often are you watering?

That plant got too much K... Its a decent grow. I would chop her now. Good Luck

Looks like symptoms of Ph fluctuations... Quick Summary: Managing pH is crucial for cannabis plants to be able to take up nutrients through their roots. When the pH around the roots jumps up and down, it can stress the plant and cause brown spots to appear on the leaves. Spotting on the leaves...

Most strains do well outdoors. How well it does depends on how much you know about growing cannabis...

sexy.... How does she smell?