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The only spot on your photograph that looks to me like it could potentially be a male flower is out of focus. So, I can't personally verify it. But, if you do have one, deciding whether or not to keep it would be a question of whether or not other Female plants are in the grow area.

You're welcome! I hope they can help.

Maybe you could check with the guys who frequent this Thread. They might know: https://www.rollitup.org/t/aussie-growers-thread.250691/page-5421

To me the 6 hours of discomfort seems better than risking it. I have know clue whether it's safe to keep your appliances running or not, though.

Based on this Thread I found, it might be Phosphorus deficiency: https://www.rollitup.org/t/weird-looking-spots-on-leaves-marbling-light-patches.414883/

Personally, I would not want to go to that much trouble. But, I admire your ambition. Peanut butter and bread however, is an excellent and easy pairing I highly recommend.

Do you think it could be light burn? Your plant doesn't look to be at the stage for that kind of intensity to me.

Could you please let us know what you're lighting setup is and your nutrient regimen? Based on the photos, the soil looks dry and the leaves look a little droopy to me. When was the last time you watered, and how much?

You betcha

I think your light is either too close, or the intensity is ramped up too much. The way those leaf edges are curling in tells me something might be wrong there.

I suppose somebody could go the longer road too and buy Regular Ruderalis seeds. You'd get your Auto-flowering trait oldschool-style.

It sure does. I love exploring those caverns! Gotta get the word out about this sub-hobby.

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How did this turn out? Are you still having trouble?

I'd go with the traditional trichome checking method. Those bubbles don't lie.

Yeah I thought calmag would have been the answer too. Strange.

What's the lighting situation?

No problemo. I did not realize you got back to me on this. That's too bad about your monitor. I had a display out on me a few months ago. I am really glad your plant rebounded though.

Oh. That's something that you'd probably get a lot of different opinions on here. Some people might even want to know specifics like what you plan to give them, and how much. To me personally, those plants have exited the seedling stage. If they belonged to me, I would start giving vegetative...

You're welcome. Three days may be a good schedule for now, but I'd keep an eye out for signs of over-watering. What are bites? I apologize, but am unfamiliar with the term.