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Check for bugs. Maybe broad or russets mites.

3 days later. This thing's growing fast. Another monster crop clone next to it. I see some of you guys are saying it's harder to clone, but mine rooted pretty quick in coco with the liquid Clonex added to the water.

Same here. Anytime I hear "beauty is in the eye of the beholder" that pops in my head.

Mine's revegging. When I chopped I noticed the pH was low so I flushed with pH up. I know it's not really the right way but I figured I'd try it anyways. I think I overdid it a little so I added some Epsom and gypsum to compensate for all the potassium and it started getting happier. That's why...

The white is probably just mycelium. Good fungi. As far as the browning what have you been giving them?

Get her the gift that keeps on giving.

I thought I'd try flushing with a bunch of pH up to quickly raise the soil pH after I chopped it. I went a bit overboard because it wasn't happy after. The pH up was K based. Anyways after I noticed that it wasn't happy I started adding some gypsum and Epsom salt. It seems a little happier now...

I'd say around 4 weeks. Let her fatten up good.

The FD6000 would work great in my new tent. @HydroKid239 @J2M3S

About a pound.

Sure you can. The worms will go where it's most comfortable. They should really be happier in a SIP than a regular pot since the moisture is more consistent.

The first monster cropped GG4 clone that rooted. She lives.

It's going to be tough for them to finish well but it's up to you if you want to scrap it or not. You could keep going but watch out for bud rot. When the dead tissue extends into the buds the chance of bud rot increases.

Those messed up leaves aren't going to get better. Just try not to do that to the other plant.

Looks good but ease up on the N. And don't pluck all the leaves off. Leave her alone.

It'll be fine.

I was going to say underwatered. The stems are sagging. If it's overwatered the stems don't usually sag.

Ya, I was thinking salt buildup. It also looks like the left one is older so it would make sense that there was more salt buildup in that one if he's not allowing enough runoff, but I could be wrong.

Are you watering to runoff?