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If you look at the photos you can see that some of the plants are fine. Others have a genetic mutation. They're still going to bud out just fine.

You should have left it at that..

Give them more time. Sometimes seeds will germinate later than you expect. Everyone has their own method but the general idea is the same, keep em moist and warm. The best way I have come up with is to moisten a paper towel put my beans in fold it over then seal it in a zip lock. Then I put them...

Chlorine isn't the problem. On one of the photos it looks like a genetic mutation. I've run several plants of the same strain and have had one out of the bunch grow like that with the others flourishing. Believe it or not that plant is healthy, it just looks wierd. And I do see resin on the...

I agree, it makes things difficult. You should have to have quite a few successful grows under your belt before trying to help out a new grower.

It's all about taking your time to find a reputable source. There's lots of good herb out there. And that fact is what makes the hunt for bomb herb fun. Then when some cat comes along with the same dilemma, there you are to put him on with the fire!

Put them in a paper bag. If you don't have time to burp and move buds around everyday paper bags are a great way to slow down the drying process without the risk of mold.

Yes!

I just saw the "stem test" above. If you're waiting until the stems snap to start curing that's a sure fire way to always have over dry buds that will not cure. You gotta have moisture in those flowers to cure em.

If it were my plant I would take her down. Even with the dead leaves she's pretty!

Man chop you a nug and try it out. Every grower does it whether they accidentally break a branch, or just can't wait. They look like they're almost done!

Just pull them down earlier than you usually do next time. Give yourself enough moisture to begin with.

Still puttin in work...

Yes you can use most any grow light from start to finish. If this is your goal I would go with something that has a long lifespan. Metal halides and t5 fluorescent set ups will work for multiple grows without diminishing yield. Hps lamps tend to only put out max lumens for two flowering cycles...

The first three look like they're gonna drop sack to me. Don't yank em yet I could be wrong. The other photos I can't really see any preflowers.

Save up cash for a mini split ac unit and toss the portable one. Problem solved.

Your plants look good. I wouldn't say cc has fake gsc, but it's not the original cut. The first few batches had seeds in it. Those seeds made their way around. Swerve obviously got his hands on some and he feels strongly that its the real deal. everyone says they have the cooks. It's pretty easy...

Female

The leaves on plants will turn yellow and die when there is no nutrition available in the substrate. So yes it's normal for plants to die when you take their food away.

This one's a lady