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Those things that have white hairs coming out of them are calyxes. I don't see any pollen sacs at all, or nanners. You have a girl.

If they're all supposed to be the same thing I agree. If I'm told that there's a variety of things I'd be happy because I like growing things to find out what they are, but that's just me.

Yeah, but are they really 30% or is that the advertising?

I was referring more to the bud side of the market rather than growers. When I started growing I used bagseed first, but as soon as I could I bought seeds that said they were easy to grow, and fast flowering as I live in an area with a rather sharply defined growing season. I grew indoors at...

Nah, she looks just fine. Good luck on the grow.

I've had some that took a couple of days to green up. Take a close look and see if the membrane is still on, that can make them look yellow/pale too. edit: I've never grown autos though, don't know if that'll affect anything

If they're not rootbound then potting up won't change anything really. Sounds like they got stunted. At this point I would just watch for deficiencies and flower them out. Chalk it up as a learning experience.

That's weird. If they're rootbound I would expect them to be sticking roots out the holes, and they are old enough to be. I would do what @ganga gurl420 said. And take a good look at the roots when you do.

If your neighbours grow one of them could have a male or hermie. Mine got pollinated that way.

EU rules are in force for the UK link, at least until Brexit happens. In the EU you have to be informed of tech companies invading your privacy, going in from a US link means they can do it without telling you.

When did you start them and are there roots poking out the bottom of the pots? @ganga gurl420 knows what she's talking about, but without knowing how old the plants are we don't know if they're actually small for their age, or just right. If you started late enough you might not be quite...

Sounds like my area, lol. Clay 5cm down, orchards and vinyards just a few km away. I've got my girl right in the ground, and she's doing pretty well. Clay has a lot of nutrients, it's just harder for the plant to get them. You'd want to get mycorrhizal spores. Mycorrhizae put out a lot of really...

Yeah, that storm was crazy! Heard the rain hitting my front door, and it's under a porch overhang. I was worried about my plant all night, rain lashing my window.

Huh, I don't know how Alberta regulates insecticides. Here we had some pretty scary stuff coming over the border from the states, not sold up here, but also not regulated at the border by the feds. Province banned all pesticides somehow. Each one has to have some sort of safety testing done...

You can't see because of the angle but the top is split open and a green seed is poking out.

Careful you don't put too much weight on any of the stems, you don't want to split the stalk.

I'm a couple years too early to really know how to put vids in the messages like you did, but here you go. edit: and the internet did it for me lol

I use potassium bicarbonate as a preventive, but I don't know how it works as a cure for botrytis.

Well, I have about 200 seeds, but the plant is 7'6". And about that wide. She isn't 100% pollinated, but every budsite so far seems to have a seed.

Never write a plant off till it's dead. Soft frosts will slow them down, but, especially with the ruderalis genetics, probably not kill them. You might get lucky. At worst you have to chop them early. Better to do so when you might get some trichomes out of it. I have had bud from a sativa dom...