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You’re right, the leaves are legit solar panels! It’s where the photosynthesis happens and is very important for plant growth. Defoliation indoors should be militant, only removing what is necessary for maximum efficiency in flower production.

I think it’s too far along, small possibility of stressing her out. You could remove a small amount of leaves if you’re looking to open up more bud sites to direct light

Maybe give her a small feeding and observe until the problem is resolved

She looks like she’ll live

I vote flush, even if for a week.

Not saying this is it, but very similar backstory: Prism Seeds - Alien Technology. This strain is said to come from someone in the US army who brought it back from Afghanistan. Supposed to be a killer strain. Some breeders have used it to create Alien OG iirc

These plants look really healthy! Perhaps monitor the droopy plant’s moisture levels as a safety precaution, but only as a precaution. These girls look fantastic :)

Huh, that’s very different than what I’m used to. Thanks for clarifying. My apologies for any confusion I may have caused.

You guys are careful trimmers! I like that. Carefully trimming flowers is of the utmost importance imo

I usually do water, then wait for the medium to become almost dry, then food... I repeat the cycle until I’m about three weeks out from harvest, and dial back accordingly.

I think these plants would have flowered if you were patient. It sometimes takes weeks for flowers to form and show themselves, hence why some users count their flowering cycle from the day they see flowers and not the day they flipped 12/12.

I totally agree the op needs bigger pots to grow, but there’s something else happening here. Maybe needs more aeration, perhaps better lighting, or it’s a water / food issue.

Lol I took down four 6’ trees this fall. I needed to span the trimming over a couple days

This isn’t rootbound imo. Your plants look stretched out and stressed. You may be overwatering and undernourishing, but it’s hard to tell

Check out the roots!

No worries! I don’t have any experience with coco, but will soon. From what I’ve seen, you place the coco medium in a pot, and the coco remains rigid. So I’m thinking you can pull the coco out of the pot and observe the roots. My guess, you pull the plant out of the pot and reveal heavy root...

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Yes!! I grew plants outdoors last year. I started them indoors in the beginning of March and harvested second week of October. I ended up with almost 2 pounds, and I was growing in indirect sun! Another user mentioned defoliation is needed, I would whole heartedly agree. Long veg = massive...

Have you taken a look at the roots? I’ve grown upwards of 100 plants in my life, maybe more. I’ve seen these problems a lot in the older plants I kept. By all means get a second opinion! If I’m growing it, I know everything. If I’m seeing something second hand through photos or video, I can only...

Yes, it’s a promix style medium, probably close to 40-50% perlite.