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Except they fail to mention that those fan leaves are what is supplying energy to the plant so it can grow buds. Those fan leaves are also a reservoir for nutrients that the plant can draw from in late flower. IMHO, If the fan leaves are not blocking bud sites or airflow I'd leave them alone...

Yeah, looks like you've over nuted them. The leaves are very dark green (too much N) and the symptoms of toxicity/deficiency for P & K are very similar. Skip feeding for a couple/few watering cycles. The plants have a ways to go. What happened to all the fan leaves? Too much N can...

I think you're further off than 2-3 weeks, but it's a waiting game, keep watching the pistils and trichs, and wait for the buds to swell. Flushing accomplishes nothing except starving your plant when it's trying to pack on bud weight. It has no bearing on taste, smooth smoke is accomplished...

Nice looking plants, you'll have some good product in a couple months. A couple years ago I had a few praying mantis' take up residence in my greenhouse, it was a bug free grow!

Follow the instructions. There are feed charts for Kool Bloom products, on-line

They’ll be done when they are, nice looking plants!

Lots of info needed to really help you. What are you growing in? Seedling mix? What are you planning on transplanting them into (both short and long term). Some soils are preloaded, so you won’t need nutes for a few weeks. Absolutely get them separated into their own containers now...

Sativa-indica cross, but these days most everything is a cross.

I'd give em another week or so, but you're in the ballpark.

Pictures would be very helpful. 4 liter pots are pretty small for a soil grow, but it could just as easily be a genetic issue. Also, what kind of lights and how far from the plants?

IMHo, the miracle grow soil has a lot of N in it, which is why the leaves are so green (and a little wonky) also the pot is sitting in the catch pan, not raised above the runoff water. The roots are too wet. The “puffy, papery” looking leaves are a sign.

Do you have any scientific studies that say flushing accomplishes anything?

It’s been done, in a blind taste test, most people preferred the unflushed weed. The longer the flush, the less people liked it. They also did gas chromatography and found no statistical difference in what was in the plant between flushed and unflushed, except iron was slightly higher in the...

Outside humidity will have no effect if the jar is sealed. Heat will degrade the THC, as will light. For long term storage, a cool, dark place is best. If you've got room in your freezer, even better!

No, unless you had soil pest issues, it doesn't need to be dried, you really need the water to get the bio activity working once the soil is amended.

You’re doing great, relax, breathe!

Yep those is mushrooms, not the special kind, but mushrooms in your media is a good thing. It means there's lots of bioactivity, the fungus is actively breaking down the compost and making nutrients available to the plants and other micro-organisms.

Try a rooting hormone. There’s a ton of them. Back in the early days of cloning, we used “Root Tone”, I think they still make it, but there may be better stuff now.

You are certainly welcome to your opinion, but every economist in the world predicted the inflation (worldwide) post Covid. The US is better off than most, since our economy rebounded much better than the rest of the world. tRump's policies favor profit for himself and his billionaire cronies...

Yeah, a little, but here's one that's scary, in both appearance and politics: