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Here's where the muddy waters are, lol. I say "sometimes" it's environmental. But! The ability to herm is still there. A dioecious plant theoretically can't possess the same trait. Throw any environment at it, plant won't herm.

I think so! Hermaphrodite plants look female until they don't. And, if you get a hermaphrodite plant, it was meant to be. (not your fault) So don't sweat it.

That's actually what I was trying to point out, we're both on the same page. :hug:

I think the better question for the seed maker is, why make the seed in the first place? What's your objective? There's no reason why a strain composed of 4 different parental lines, couldn't be great seed. It's more to do with pot luck and how they're made. It's a numbers game. More plants to...

Lime, Sulphur, organic matter. Not as an accurate measurement, no. You need to test it accurately before acting on it. Otherwise it's just throwing shit and hoping it sticks.

They should snap out of it. I think plain water is best, until they start to look better. Then feed them. But it's up to you. I wouldn't trust the numbers you're getting in the runout water, because it's soil, not inert media. It isn't that easy in your case. You can't rely on the runout water...

You're right! Was the description got me thinking. Thanks for the learning.

I'm gonna say it's calcium deficiency or lack there of.

It probably isn't if you didn't add some. Cannabis loves fast draining soil, hates having wet feet. Further prevents salt-buildup and overwatering too. You need an EC meter man. Working blind without it. It's because the method you used is completely wrong. You need to take a soil sample, use...

I'd say it's hot soil. Have you been allowing the pot to drain when you water, any runoff? A whole week is a while to go before needing water again. Would have to be a large pot. Aeration and drainage might be a little lacking too. Not much you can do there now. But in future, you can add some...

If I may give some constructive criticism, those plants are telling you it's a bit wet. Watch how frequently you water. Let the soil or potting mix adequately dry before watering. You'll notice in the photo, the smaller plants are a little less happy than the larger ones. And the larger ones...

No problem.

Transplant. Needs a larger pot ages ago. Plant's just fine.

Anything with an unpleasant odour seems to be labelled Skunk. I'm not really sure it was ever different. Just a term to describe Cannabis that smelled to high heaven. That's what I've always been told and choose to believe. To me there's more than one "Skunky" smell. From piss, shit, skunk and...

I'd just keep any males, regardless, pollenate all the females, regardless. Then you'll have a bunch of seed to search through. I'd just seed it all. And you should still get phenotypes in the pool, similar to the parents, or lineage. Might get some good plants. If you can be bothered, separate...

I would keep doing the same. Feed until runoff, daily. If you're overfeeding, it's only very little. Keep on feeding until runoff. Dilute feed with a little water, if you find it's too much, or it starts getting worse. Keep trucking on. Recommend getting an EC meter. Removes the guesswork. Feed...

And, there's a few white speckles here and there, on the leaves, some out of focus on lower leaves. What are they? Have you had any thrips or anything? Probably just my eyes and the photo.

Plant still has a good couple weeks left, if not little longer. Might have cut nutrients a bit short. Never really dips below about 1.8 - 2.0 EC for me. From veg to flower. Though truthfully, the last several days to a week, I just give them water. That's out of pure lazyness and plants are so...

I only say because it happens to me if I'm not careful, up-potting from pucks to potting mix. I've found larger pucks have helped too. So getting some more roots, as you say, before transplanting will probably help too.