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Try Seeds Here Now, Sour Patch, or direct contact from breeders themselves. Problem solved!

Could be heat stress from light? Have you looked under the leaves for bugs? Water with water only for a few days. Perhaps nute build up? We always use 1/2 strength every 3rd watering. Suspect over fed.

Grow em great, one & all.

Autos need rest before their next surge of growth/bloom due to limited life cycle. 22/2 is good. We do 19/5, but then again, it's mass production and we're looking for the best phenos for seed development. Go ahead and do 24/0....

Awesome garden projects, one & all!

Please cite your source on trichome production and when to harvest being a "myth". Trichomes are actually responsible for storing the highest concentrations of cannabinoids and terpenes that give cannabis its unique aromas, flavors, and effects, so it is important to gauge when to harvest...

First clue: Have the stigmas changed? Look at the white fuzzy hair-like stigmas protruding out of the seed bract on buds. White stigmas are healthy and turn a reddish-brown when they die back, or senesce. When half to three-quarters of the stigmas have turned reddish-brown flower buds should be...

ICMag, as well for good autoflower forum. Trichomes can change due to heat/light intensity. Having grown cannabis for 45 years and the last 14.75 yrs growing & breeding autos, trichome changes are a good indication of when plants are ready. We still use the loupe method to check, esp. since it's...

Many ways to grow, treat plants. Find what works, what doesn't. Pretty simple actually. For us, growing many, many on a timeline, LST is a beautiful thing!!

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Ok....show us!!! For all it is worth, easier to sprout a few more beans!

Not if it's dry.

Looks like we're going to have a great garden this year!!

Agree with above posts on humidity and moist soil. Ghost peppers need a loamy soil. A peat containing soil tends to work considerably well. Good luck!

Ease off on nutes, alternating with water in another week. Nothing tastes worse than nutrients that haven't leached out. Yuck! Good luck.....you're almost there! Kudos! Foxtailing involves the occurrence of foxtails, if not sativa strains, due to heat and/or light stress. This often manifests...

Recommend transplanting into 1 gallon pots or larger vessel, more light- clamp light w/ grow bulb or 150-175w bulb until time to transplant. Think about organics....alfalfa meal a very good option. MG isn't good fertilizer. o_O UGH! Sand or perlite to keep soil mix airy for roots to breathe...

Check under the leaves, too....magnifying glass or best tool out there, a jeweler's loupe. Generally deficiencies start from the tip and work it's way up. This seems spotty, sporadic....like something sucking the leaves.

Looks good! Good luck!

Paper bag for sugar leaf, fold over bag at the top....or leave open, not in direct light. Good luck! Once dried, freeze them before making kief for while making the kief easier to agitate and collect resin. Tumbler or bubble ice?

What are you feeding her? Plain water, then switch to higher N-P-K. Right about 12/12. Sounding more like a photoperiod, esp. with the topping, defoliating and 'coming back big' than a true autoflower.

Back off on the nutes. They look burned. Could be incorrect, yet seems so. You checked burnt leaves for anything preditory? Soil?