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Every seedling is different, so you will find that some seedlings like the environment they are in , right away. While others, may take sometime to adjust. So for me, whenever I see seedlings like yours, it just tells me, that they are needing time to adjust to their environment, and nothing...

Is that the light you are using?

They look like they are coming along, but would definitely get the environment temp and humidity up, for me 28c-82f (62%RH), is where I get the most growth during veg under any LED!

Still throwing whites, I would give her at least a few weeks more!

Yes!

Don't worry, you will end up with more than that, 1+ zips! But don't expect to pull 2+ zips of an auto that flowers that early!

What country are they being mailed to?

That sucks, I had one pack of La Diva(s) that did that shit, and the end results were total crap! Yeah, they will grow and stretch some, but when they start flowering that early prepare yourself for a very limited yield!

Very nice!!! I have grown (4) of the GC gelato 41(s), (3) were topped at node (5) and (1) I just let go, six week veg. The (3) that were topped were flowered at 22-24 inches and all of them finished between 36-42 inches, and the one I let go finished at 51 inches! Anyhow, for me, they really...

For me, anytime I get a deficiency like this, I always get my spray bottle out and hit a few leaves with whatever I think the problem is. Like in the OP, it looked like a slight iron deficiency to me, so I would have tested that by mixing up some ferrous sulfate with water and spraying a few...

Damn, what's wrong? :wall:

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Dude, you have to let baby veg for a lot longer!

I am color blind, so I need a pen and a little coke to calibrate my pen. Coke is always pH 2.5 no matter where in the world you are!

Just run the light until your next normal dark period, then turn the lights off for 12 hours, then continue on with the normal 12/12!

Spray them down with some Epsom salt, then when you water or feed them again, add 1/2 tsp of Epsom salt per gallon to the mix!

Go organic and never look back, just saying!

Well that picture is under one of them funny lights, so it would really look green with lots of dark red streaks in her leaves, never the less, it looks nice!

You could still use what you got, and just pull all them branches down so those lower nodes can really pop. Yah, I would lay them bitches down, and fill up the whole area!

Get a scope and have a look at some trichomes on various buds, to see where you are really at, and then when you know that, chop her when the trichomes are about where you want them.. But by just looking at her, she looks pretty much done to me. But that poor girl got to much nitrogen all the...