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I never thought of the stunted growth aspect good thinking

Looking good

im going to take a guess at 34.7

i agree with bunghole lol nice name... the nute valve gained is not worth the energy spent

your plant will be fine just make sure its getting the right food and light. any scaring will be permanent and will only get worse until the leave dies and falls off.

but yours hell let them grow out and see how many heavy stems develop and go from there so see what another week does and then see what you think

personal grow and trimming strategies lol if your training for 4 or 6 main buds I like to trim and shape them early at the third or fourth depending on the height of the plant, but many people have there own techniques.

alright just calm down and relax. everything is going to be alright. thats one of the most beautiful qualities of a plant. If you have a connected green leaf and a root you have life. everything looks fine and relax. they look healthy. these are cutting and while they are building roots they...

second that!!! with no neighbors around for miles

you also have to factor in wave length of the light given off as well. lol bongsmiliebongsmilie each system has its advantages.. example in middle of summer where heat is a major factor. a correctly setup clf system imo has the advantage.

yeah i agree there its a good balance you have to make sure the stem can hold the weight of the buds

oh wow lol i was thinking more of a little bit on the rockwool or something

it looks like you got a clone off a budding plant that had just taken roots and imo that was done nicely and the plant took roots quick. just take care of her and treat her right and she'll return the favor.

oh also more info on the white dust plz

i had the same thing happen to me a little while back when I went from 1/2 to full nutes. if nothing less it gives the plant character.

from what I've gathered. the lighting is not an issue. the new growth looks good. its only the bottom fans. whatever happened, im going to guess nute burn. has all cleared up and your good to go. just keep an eye on things and make sure the that none of the other leaves start turning then you...

try skydiving, at least if something goes wrong you don't have to worry about recovery lol... but in all seriousness take care of your body. I'm only 26 and you might not have regrets now, but give it a few years when you really start feeling the pain.

Did you recently change the water or something else happen recently?

yeah they turned a deep red just before I cut them down. Then when drying they turned more of a brownish color with purple/red tint.

sounds to me like the lighting is more than enough and your feeding it well. just give it some time and harvest when the tricomes are ready. make sure when you harvest to dry them and cure good.