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It seems like giving them a gentle pinch between the thumb and index finger is the only way to know for sure. People seem to recommend avoiding touching the buds much. At times, I found it hard to resist.

Day 22 - February 21, 2021: Allowing the medium to dry more between waterings seems to have had some beneficial effects. It looks like like green color is returning some. I am also seeing less drooping leaves and a lower gnat population. Although the plants are growing, the pace of the growth...

This grow I upgraded to the AC Infinity CLOUDLINE S4 (the one without the bells and whistles). I coupled it with insulated ducting, with the intent of reducing the noise even more. It worked great, but now my attention is being drawn the interior clip-on fan noise which I am now able to hear. At...

Your vegetation looks nice and green. I see the band of light hitting your tops, and I wonder what kind of coverage you have in the tent. Can I ask what you are using for a light, and the distance it is from your plants? If it has a brightness level, please include that too. I don't mean to...

Day 15 - February 21, 2021: Honestly, I am not sure how things are going right now. The beans were planted on the 7th of February. Are the seedlings smaller than they should be at this point? I think I may have been over-watering. I still believe the Solo cup & paper towel drizzling technique...

I have a soft spot for genetic hermaphrodites, personally. My last grow was one. Pollination was of no concern, because I grew it alone. It was exceptionally potent, and I wonder if they might have tendency to be like that.

With my plant, they never grew back in the places I plucked them. It only had about four clusters in total. Once they were gone, they were gone.

It certainly is a healthy looking plant. I believe White Widows are typically smaller in general. It should stretch considerably when it starts flowering, also. So long as you have realistic expectations for yield with a light like that, I think you're doing fine.

Looking good! My previous grow was a bagseed also from a dispensary. It was a hermaphrodite as well (likely genetic). Honestly I regret removing every pollen sac I could find like you're talking about with my plant. I ended up with ZERO seeds and FIRE weed. I would have liked to grow it again...

You and me both. For me to have that kind of result, it seems like a ripe fruit would need to burst within the tent. However, if my memory serves me correctly, the tomato vegetative material does have an odor all to itself. That might be a concern. I am excited about the LSD-25 Auto too! The...

Anybody can post pictures in here, that is okay. I am going for a "laid back" kind of approach. Those look great though! I can't believe the tomato plant got so huge with your pot size, either. I will keep that in mind. Size is a major concern I have with my Rutgers, too. Do you know of any...

Thank you. I do appreciate your suggestion from earlier also. However, more I look at that seedling, the more I get the impression it's not going to make it. I will give it the benefit of the doubt and wait 24 hours though. If it doesn't look any better tomorrow, I will probably replace it with...

I manually removed the husk like you suggested from LSD-25 Auto 1. In the process, I inadvertently uprooted the seedling and had to re-plant it. It had a 1.25 in / 3.18 cm taproot that looked healthy. Magnifying glasses (like you use) would have probably helped me out. Instead, I went with bare...

Thank you. I took macro shots of all of the seedlings, but thought I was getting a little carried away with the pictures. I certainly could try that. I did help Pineapple Express 1 off with it's shell. Are you recommending the drop of water to aid with the husk removal?

Day 8 - February 14, 2021: The day after the initial planting, I decided to sow one additional LSD-25 Auto and Pineapple Express Auto seed. At first, my intent was to boost yield. now, I am viewing it more as "germination insurance." I am concerned about crowding, though. If more than four of...

They look kind of under-fed in general to me.

Looks like Calcium deficiency to me.

Heat stress can cause the leaf edges to curl up like that.

This website suggests this is a distinguishing trait of iron deficiency: Iron deficiency can be identified when new leaves are completely yellow. Aren't those newer leaves? https://groadvisorworldwide.com/cannabis-nutrient-deficiencies/

Cannabis & Tomato Cohabitation Experiment Medium: Organic PROMIX (1 part perlite to 2 parts soil) Container: 3 gal Vivosun fabric pots Nutrients: FoxFarm Trio, Cal-Mag, molasses Light: Mars Hydro TSW 2000 Exhaust Fan: AC Infinity CLOUDLINE S4 w / insulated ducting Interior Fan: VIVOSUN 6...