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Are you pointing out the swollen calyx? I've had a plant produce tiny little seeds in preflowers that never developed. Found them at week 2, and 3 weeks later they were the same tiny size and soft; They should have been fully developed by then. No signs of male flowers or nanas anywhere. It's...

I put my plants under the same HPS as my flowering plant for 12 hours, then i put them under only 1x 23w cfl for the other 12 hours. I don't have any other choice but i don't have any problems and won't have any problems in future. Outdoor plants don't always have constant direct sunlight.

Definitely looks like a cup. That plant is waaaay too big to be in a cup.

Why not do two lst plants. Must take a while to water all those things.

Don't know what you people mean by 'Seed pod.' A pollen sack ain't a seed pod.

I've done 18/6 on my last grow and 24/0 right now and noticed nothing different. That would be because i'm not very observant but 24/0 works for me so i'm sticking with it. Right now i just put my 1 month old clones in with my flowering plants under HPS for 12 hours (added blue spec) then 12...

love the color. Looks like the kind of buds you'd find in a little girls drawer or something

What are you talking about. It's an obvious female.

That's what google is for. Male preflowers don't always look the same at first but male flowers are unmistakable.

If it was just the start of the toxicity and only a few leaves were affected then you could easily flush and they would straighten out in a day. If they've been that way for too long then they're stuck like that.

Bear clawing wouldn't be the result of heat stress. This is the bear claw:

closeups!!! Jeez

I have plenty of experience in nitrogen toxicity. That's what your leaves are showing. My veg feed recommends 5ml per litre of water a week and my plant only needs 1.5ml. If i were to give 2.5ml i would get the same downwards canoeing that you're getting. If i see any canoeing starting i flush...

I have a special queen #1 in week 4 1/2. This is a pic from the end of week 3:

The fact that you're clearly overfeeding could be the cause of the dead pistils. I haven't overfed a plant to the point where the buds have been affected but i have noticed that if i give even a ml too much, the preflower pistils quickly die off while everything else looks healthy. That could...

Every few days i'll pull em out and check the buds for any type of pests or mildew and gaze, but other than that and watering/feed they're in my closet. The pots are too heavy to be moving around every 5 minutes and it's not much of a sight to see a plant under an hps bulb that makes the whole...

lol, what? he's talking about using colloidal silver to stress the plant into producing pollen. You can get males from feminized seeds with enough stress. Feminized seeds only mean the female trait has been increased, that is why breeders stopped calling them female seeds because some of them...

Touching pistils kills them off and makes them turn amber too.

I wouldn't throw it out if it was my only plant either, it's better to go through the process and learn a little instead of wondering. It still has trichomes and there is a few small bowls there but it's the learning experience that counts. I was going to ask if that was clay you're growing it...

At week 5 you should have buds starting to resemble the final product but it usually still has white pistils. It's normal. You don't have many pistils there but i can still see some white. Those plant have been grown terribly, i wouldn't expect much out of the girl. You're doing 12/12 from...