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You don't look like you're siblings do you? While the genetic lottery is not as vast as it is in humans, cannabis does have 16 chromosomal pairs to play around with vs a human's 32. If you get 2 identical plants from seed, that aren't an ibl, it is a rarity. Just like humans, every plant is a...

Way too many white pistils to be done, and she still needs to chunk up. Keep feeding her you've still got 2-3 weeks easy. She's looking good

Nope, not ready to go into flower yet. That's just some new growth.

We got a good amount of rain in stilly, but nothing concerning.

I'm no guru, and only have a few dwc grows under my belt since I switched to coco. Can your FiL come look and see if he doing something different? If I'm going water culture of any sort their roots never touch soil, peat or coco.

Transplant stress. She was establishing feeding roots in the peat, and there a good chance that you damaged them stripping the peat away. Is that styrene that you have her lodged in? Where are your clay pellets? Rock wool plug, washed gravel would even work. Roots don't like light. Even in a...

Oh! I can't wait till I get another harvest! My wife has brought home 6 different varieties from a dispo and I only like one of them. She bought halfs and oz's of all the others but only a quarter of the one I like.

Welcome to RIU fellow GrOklahoman. Been growing since '18, indoors cause my H.O.A. would have a shit fit if I tried outdoors. Happy to help with any questions.

Reagan?

I just run it low key, like it was back in the day. New container, buried in the trunk, and not smoked in the car. Last I knew Arkansas "medical" program is pretty much cancer and terminal patients only, though Honestly I haven't kept up with Arkansas laws.

Those are bottom feeding s.i.p.s, not DWC.

No nute burn would start at the tips. Have you scoped for bugs? Can't say as I'm familiar with your particular issue but definitely not nute burn.

I feel i should add, toss it in after you've Ph'd your solution and give it about 10 minutes after you've mixed it before feeding, it helps activate all the little microbes.

Toss it in with your a&b. Mainly looking for the mychorrizae root protection in coco, but the humic, and fulvic acids as well as the kelp in it are helpful to your plant.

You nailed my preference, Recharge, even in coco. Been using it since 2019, once I found "The Dude Grows Show".

Leave It The Fuck Alone One of the easiest ways to kill your plants, especially at this age, is to "over love" them. They don't need a lot right now, too young to start training, and nutritional needs are minimal. Feed them, and leave them alone. What are your thoughts on beneficial microbes?

I think they look pretty good, keep feeding and L.I.T.F.A. I'm about to pop some autos myself

Without seeing flowers and their stems, it's hard to tell. All I'm seeing are the beginnings of reveg.