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Day 34 Did a little defoliation because they are getting crowded. Plus I was able to get some lower bud sights exposed and better circulation. the middle girl keeps trying to grow over the other 2. I'm thinking about moving her to the side to give one of the smaller ones the center of the...

There is no way that is true 2000 watts.. I doubt it could actually even cover a 2'x2' much less a 5'x5'. I would need to see the specs to know for sure. you get what you pay for. Keep that in mind

Day 32 I had a calcium def. on the middle one 2 days ago. Feed her molasses and worm castings and she has exploded again. Gave the other 2 molasses and worm castings today. They are all flowering. No more balls. I think she will be good now.

I noticed lower pistils turning red and Started looking really close and seen this little ball sack:cuss:. It looks like it opened prematurely, and possibly it was sterile. They are really smallI've been messing with them with the lights off. Wasn't even thinking about it throwing balls because...

Sure will. Things I did on day 27 I lsted the two on the outside. I also turned the bloom switch on and moved it up to 30". (From 140watts to 260watts) Going to let them grow into the light till 24" then raise it as needed to maintain 24". I top dressed all with 2 tablespoons of dr...

Day 29 Still looking beautiful and healthy

No worries. Happy growing bro

First off I said over/under watering can show those signs. You must have reading comprehension problems. Go troll somewhere else

Also, The way the leaf edges are curling up is a sign of heat stress most of the time. Since your temp is good, Your light might be a little to close. Keep in mind, Extreme over/under watering can show those signs sometimes too. Things like this is why the little details mean alot.

I would feed her with 5.8 ph nutrients till at least 10% runoff. You should never let the coco dry completely either

Was it the only plant you transplanted in that coco? Coco has alot of salts in it. You have to run alot of water thru it before use

5.5-6.0 is optimal ph for coco. I'm just wondering why your other girls are not showing any deficiency..... did you use pre-washed coco? Or wash it yourself before transplant?

6.3 is to high for coco. With coco you need to feed around 5.8

Coco? What ph? Tap water? Need more info

Looks hungry to me and I see some heat stress also. What kind of nutrients and how much?

And those are just pre-flower. Once you get air to the roots and the ph right, she will probably pull thru. Do not flower her for at least 3-4 weeks after you get her back right. The damaged leafs will not recover. Watch her new growth to make sure she is getting better

she definitely is hungry. She needs nitrogen asap.

He asked for tips for future grows. I agree, it definitely does not need any more bug treatment.

Could be under watering. Could be some type of nutrient deficiency. Could be the result of spraying that concoction on her. What kind of nutrients are you using? How often have you feed her? What kind of medium are you using?

Lmao. At least it wasn't as bad as you were thinking....:bigjoint: