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is it only the leaves on top, closest to the light? could be too hot

looks like a couple of issues... right off the bat they look overwatered - and like a calcium deficiency starting if yer using r/o water with no cal/mag added.

ouch. OUCH! hey at least they only got yer plants and not you!

without pictures its anybody's guess.I can tell you cutting off most of the leaves off didn't improve the situation

bitchin! it starts to gets hard to work on the middle of those wide ones eh?

looking great g boss

what variety is it? an indica dominant plant is going to be harder to pull out of flower, I would use 24 hours until it's reverted. but if it's a full 4 weeks in it might not, or might just get really confused and stall out for a while

I think most people will agree that it's a gamble - you can have fantastic results with bagseed or something really subpar. what I don't get is the hate on the cost of the seeds from seed banks. you don't have to buy a ten pack from a big name bank, which can be pricey, but you can jut get a...

rain often forces the harvest issue - yer certainly not gonna dry yer crop in the woods if that's the case. large tarps can be used to gently wrap branches cut to similar length and layed down in opposing pattern so the top of one branch is next to the bottom of the one next to it - otherwise...

that's a helluva way to foliar feed. please do not post pictures

what everybody else said

I agree with agnryblackman - pulling a hermie is painful, but less so than an unintentionally seeded (especially with hermie pollen!) crop. next year go with clones or a seed from an established seed bank. you can get individual seeds from some sites for quite reasonable prices, or unreasonable...

you can't overdo the sun, although you sure can underdo it

good times! I couldn't say that I'm not a little jealous

my blue dream - kinda hard to see but I just put green trellis netting over her for support - and then probably sometime in early August I'll add another layer - so much easier than endless staking/tying!

one simple way would be to top dress the plants with dry ferts. I think foxfarm has a bunch of different bags of powdered nutrients and theres one formula called fruit and flower that has all the goodies you want - and all you do is scratch it into the surface of the soil and water it in -...

sure. its pruning during flowering you want to avoid.

1/2 gal - 1 gal - and you don't need an expensive pen - you can get a liquid test kit for less than 10 bucks

can u show us a picky?

perlite!? that would a last choice for a rooting medium since it doesn't hold water at all - just the opposite it's an amendment to improve soil drainage - you'd have to keep a near constant flow of water on it to keep it wet enough. you don't need to dip the clones in acid or cloning gel...