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I really think he’s got the early symptoms of Alzheimer’s. His father had it, and Donald Trump is a little older than when his father was diagnosed. Trump couldn’t complete a thought, nor did he say anything we haven’t heard before. I also found it interesting that when both candidates were...

What are you spraying?

Most plants take more than 7 weeks in flower to ripen.

At least a month, possibly more. Looks like they just started flowering

If you got the time and the space, go for it.

They look great, don’t mess with them! Whatever you’ve been doing, just keep doing it!

Probably cabbage worms/caterpillars. Not too sure what you can do about it, it looks like its been in flower too long to us BT.

Grow it out for as long as you can. Give it a tight trim and use it for bubble hash or edibles.

You don’t say what your growing experience is, but I always recommend for beginners to start with photos, not autos. Autos can be a bit finnicky as seedlings, and, if for any reason, they stall, there’s no time to recover!before they start flowering.

Need a lot more information to be able to really help (and pictures). Based on my experience with these kinds of questions and as a SWAG, I'd say overwatering, that's the problem most of the time. Answers to the below questions will help dial in the best answer. What are you growing in...

If they're in flower, I'd just deal with it as is. If not, then you could put them in soil, but you'll definitely have some damage trying to transplant those plants.

It's got a ways to go. Those pistils need to be red/brown, wrinkled and pulled back in towards the caylxes. All I see is white pistils, nice trichs though, should be real nice when it's done, in a few weeks.

Looks OK to me. Give it a sniff and see if it smells moldy.

Except they fail to mention that those fan leaves are what is supplying energy to the plant so it can grow buds. Those fan leaves are also a reservoir for nutrients that the plant can draw from in late flower. IMHO, If the fan leaves are not blocking bud sites or airflow I'd leave them alone...

Yeah, looks like you've over nuted them. The leaves are very dark green (too much N) and the symptoms of toxicity/deficiency for P & K are very similar. Skip feeding for a couple/few watering cycles. The plants have a ways to go. What happened to all the fan leaves? Too much N can...

I think you're further off than 2-3 weeks, but it's a waiting game, keep watching the pistils and trichs, and wait for the buds to swell. Flushing accomplishes nothing except starving your plant when it's trying to pack on bud weight. It has no bearing on taste, smooth smoke is accomplished...

Nice looking plants, you'll have some good product in a couple months. A couple years ago I had a few praying mantis' take up residence in my greenhouse, it was a bug free grow!

Follow the instructions. There are feed charts for Kool Bloom products, on-line

They’ll be done when they are, nice looking plants!

Lots of info needed to really help you. What are you growing in? Seedling mix? What are you planning on transplanting them into (both short and long term). Some soils are preloaded, so you won’t need nutes for a few weeks. Absolutely get them separated into their own containers now...