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you guys do realize this post is over 2 years old right? smh you are talking to ghosts!

yep its flowering alright!

no...by the look of the upper rim of the container they are using...it is definitely a paint can. That plant is in bad shape. Not sure if its even worth it to continue. Good luck nonetheless.

seedlings have enough stored energy to last them the first two weeks. Feed them with plain water until the first 3 point leaf is well developed. then start with 1/4 nutrient solution and work your way up. You started nutes way too soon.

stealing anything is a bad way to start a grow..even if its soil. You will probably end up with all types of various bugs in it anyway. Do yourself a favor...spend $6.50 on a bag of pro-mix. You can find it at menard's or home depot and its way better than miracle grow.

you can use the lucas formula 8ML micro 16ML bloom throughout your grow using soil.

if u are in veg you will be ok. If you are in flower you will start to have problems about week 2-3 if your not careful. I used miracle grow moisture control on my first couple grows and always get nitrogen toxicity around that time in flower. The time release nutes are a bastard for flowering...

Them leaves are the source of energy for your plant. Cut them and your buds could be smaller than if you left them on especially with your plant being an auto and so small. Also if you cut them it will cause your sugar leaves to grow larger which will make your bud more leafy. I would keep them...

This is my first grow journal. I have been on the site for over 3 years and I thought "its time to start a journal finally" and here I go. I am well into my grow,4 days into flower. As the title reads I have 1 Super Skunk 1 Sensi Star and 1 Early Girl. I vegged them under 2 T8 shoplights with 1...

looks like seymour is growing out of your plant. What is that crossed with a venus flytrap? lol. Cool shit. I hope it don't open and pump out tons of pollen though. I have seen some huge male pollen pods from out door bud. Not that big though. Watch it and if it starts to open snip that sucker off

Oh they will make it to harvest. There is plenty of green on them plants left. In the last couple weeks of flower the leaves start to yellow and fall off anyways. I would flush to reset your soil and start feeding according to your nutrients feeding schedule for what week you are on and stick to...

Everything is looking good. Less is better when it comes to nutes. Let them tell you what they need. When you get that down you can be comfortable putting them on a strict nutrient regimen that works with you. In the last pic of the clones it look one had some leaf edges curling up(tacoing a...

I would have to say it looks like another case of too small of pots for a flowering plant. Now it will flower in a small pot don't get me wrong, but the chances of getting root-bound and locking out nutrients are very high at this point and that looks like what is going on. You are deficient in...

your problem is simply this. When you water you only water just enough. WHen you water you have to make sure that 1/4 of the amount of water you put in is runoff. This is to ensure that built up salts in the soil from nutes flush out of the pot every time you water. You also may have rootbound...

second picture 3rd node up on the left hand side looks like a calyx poking out. Looks female to me :)

yep,the color of them leaves indicates a phosphorus deficiency or lockout

the benefit of using clones is ones they are rooted they are mature, since they come from a mature mother. So after two weeks, 3 tops you have a mature plant, with alternating nodes that you can put into flower, plus its a guaranteed female and pretty much guaranteed healthy if you took it from...

spray it down good with water then pluck them yellow nanners out, keep doing this til the end, make sure you wash your hands good and don't touch the buds at all...any of them that you find, spray them first and that helps to keep the pollen from spreading around your garden. If they opened up...

if you have to buy soil from a store other than a hydro shop go to menards if you have one buy you and buy some pro-mix ultimate organic with mycorrhizae. It is great organic soil and I swear by it. It has a sea based compost and the bio root stimulator, dolamite lime added for a stable ph and...

Nitrogen toxicity. "the claw" like you have going on with that sativa usually means one of 3 things, too much N, a nute lockout causing the nute levels to rise in the soil, messing up the ph and causing the upper leaves to "claw" like an eagles talon or in the last case...a rootbound plant...