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I wouldn't spray them with anything for a while just to confirm that they aren't just blisters from water bubbles.

Female you're good to go.

You may consider replacing the clear tubing as well...it may have nothing to do with your issues, but the less light in the res the better off your roots will be. Some simple, yet effective, tips are to keep a fan blowing on your buckets and to wrap them in reflective mylar as to reflect heat...

So, yes, lighting schedules can impact how quickly an autoflowering strain begins producing preflowers. With that being said, I think that when you begin to administer bloom nutes has a larger impact on how quickly the strain begins to flower. In any event, having less light and more dark may...

It's quite alright, there is such a huge, raw amount of information about cannabis online that finding a picture accurately reflecting your problem can be like taking shots in the dark! One site that has proven a useful bookmark for me is the site Growweedeasy.com . They may not have the answer...

Yes please keep us posted buddy even if it turns out to be nothing at all so that future growers may find the thread! I've heard that elevated levels of stress can trigger a plant to grow deformed leaves, but aside from that and what I mentioned in my last post, I'm pretty stumped as well...

How have your temps been at nighttime? Nothing below 60F I assume? It looks much like P deficiency, with the purple blotches appearing, which in your phase of growth isn't an uncommon element to be short on. For the moment being, I would bump up the nutrients a little bit and over the following...

The first few pics, of the fan leaf, looks like a cat or dog chewed off a few fingers of that leaf...now as for the others, that is some pretty strange and deformed newer growth. I honestly wouldn't stress too horribly over it buddy, I'd give it more time and observe for more discernable...

Yeah that is exactly why I chose to bypass rockwhool and rooter plugs altogether. I'd just cut back on how often you're applying water and you should be ok...they'll dry out if allowed too. If it's still staying saturated just from the water bubbling underneath, then drop the water level until...

If the PH truely was the culprit in this situation, and you've corrected it back, then the symptoms should stop progressing altogether within 2-5 days. Previously damaged leaf tissue will not recover, except for perhaps the very minorly yellowed leaves. Point is, look to see if new damage is...

I also forgot to mention, you are covering the RW up with plastic it would appear and if that is the case, excess water will have an even more difficult time evaporating and escaping the RW.

Hmmmmmmmm...I too use Floranova Bloom, and I have had issues with calcium and Mg in the past, but I am in hydroponics in which that is common, whereas in soil a true deficit of those nutrients is far less common. Right off of the bat, I would say that a PH of 6.2 in soil is on the low side. Soil...

Even if your tap is roughly 200ppm, I'd still be hesitant to add nutrients at all until the seedling drops it's roots out of the netpot. This is usually when I add nutes, and even then, I start low. Just a tip for future reference...I've begun using a method for DWC seedlings that totally...

Honestly, until you've really dialed in your base nute program, I would use very very little if any bloom boosters...bloom boosters are equally common to cause harm by using too much as they are to be beneficial by using just the right amount.

I'm not sure of the validity of this technique, but I was once advised to let the plants set in total darkness for either 36hrs or 48hrs (can't quite remember) in order to reduce the transition period and consequently, further reduce more vegetative growth. I am also a ScROGer, and I think your...

Maybe also create a grow journal? :) I'm along for the ride...looks like you'll be in for a heck of a harvest in a few months!!

Well, my 1000w HID ballast (magnetic) has a little toggle switch that allows you to switch between MH or HPS bulbs as needed. Does your ballast's manual not mention anything about the specific types of bulbs appropriate for your ballast? While the HPS will work for veggy, it is going to cause...

Adding the CMH light now will absolutely have a positive impact, both on your yield and potency. I'm not sure whether your cheap LED's contain UV and IR or not, but CMH contains a healthy amount (assuming that you're using the Phillips brand 315w bulb) that will encourage faster development...

If it weren't for that I make bubble hash, I would trim far less...personally, if a leaf is covered in trich's, I'd rather leave them be. But if there is a sugar leaf-sized leaf and it isn't covered in trichomes, as in just bare green leaf, it's got to go! But it can be easy to go all...

I did not think that it was possible...but I'm so far from being an expert on the genetic side of things that I wouldn't be the one to ask either. Auto's have actually become extremely stable in the past 10 years...the idea of "auto's are unstable, unreliable, unpotent and not heavy yielding" is...