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I'll keep an eye on things, and when I take them out next, I'll also try to get a few more pics. I guess I never really considered soil. My first run with clay pellets had so so results, but I don't think it was the fault of the grow substrate. For what it's worth, I really like the coco mix...

Seed was from a popular online source, all feminized. No shocks at all, temps b/w 65-80, RH 40%-55%, popular(hated) brand of nutes, tupur coco mix. No issues aside from a few yellow leaves. Overall things look really healthy.

This is only my second grow. This is my first run with coco and HPS lights. My first grow was ebb and flow buckets with LED. The results were only so so.

We Alaskans need to stick together.bongsmilie This does look suspect, though. :confused: I'd hate to seed this batch accidentally.

few more pics: Couple more pics. I'm in the wet part of AK.

Strain of the previous suspect is BF Blue Cheese. I attached a pic of the group. 3 plants, 1 x BF Blue Cheese, 1 x BF Critical Kush, 1 x 710 Andromina

I'm like 6+ weeks into flower. 600w hps, 3x3 tent, all my environmental variables have been stable. Overall, things look SUPER healthy, that ball thingy just caused me to question things. Still not 100% convinced one way or the other. =/

And nice to see a fellow AK gent helping out. :leaf:

Much appreciated, Sir. Thank you.

So, standard newbie question. "Is this a hermie?" Where to post this so that i'm not flamed into oblivion? Edit: This is an indoor grow in a legal state. Although, I doubt identification of hermies is specific to the type of grow (indoor vs. outdoor), I felt it was pertinent to include this.

New here! Just a quick hello to all you folks!