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I almost agree with you, but if he has the light up higher than it needs to be(which we can't see), it certainly could cause it, simply due to distance, regardless of the canopy's development, or lack of...an entry level LED is laughable at best. The soil looks like anything but over watered...

It's ok for those lower leaves to yellow and fall off. The rest of the plant looks good so far. LED's don't penetrate deep below the canopy of the plant, especially as the plant gets bigger and taller, which will cause it to drop those bottom leaves first.

The pot looks pretty dry, Amigo. It causes the leaves to curl up like that. If it was a nutrient issue, you'd have spots and rust colors. You need to be more diligent with your watering routine. If the water runs out the bottom shortly after pouring, that means there's channeling occurring...

..Are you currently running the lights 12/12

Ya his wife was in some kind of accident and spent quite a while in the hospital. I recently picked up a strain from them, too..also Dynasty...got Hash Stomper as my freebie.

If it's not completely severed, it'll be just fine. Let it be...the leaves above it will wilt a little bit for about a day...keep it just a bit further from the light for a day or so and it will perk back up and heal itself...eventually you notice a knot there.

LOL the dude was pruning with his bare hands, no gloves, damn that would be a sticky mess.

Yep, that happens. Not sure what the scientific reason behind it is. You just need to dose it a again...after a second ph downing, it will stabilize. It takes much less to get it down a second time.

Under your current set-up, these cuttings will never take root. There are many reasons you're struggling with this. First, You need a ...I guess you call it a cloning tray and a bag of plugs to go with it. The tray is a three piece set: a base tray which holds the water, next a tray that...

Did your prior three attempts turn out good? I tend to think your strains might be slow growers...the Jack Herer is for sure. Some strains take many weeks to mature, also the truth is, LEDs just aren't intense lights, they don't penetrate light beyond the canopy of the plant very well...

The pistols turn orange and die off at various times, not all at once, I think that's what you're noticing.

This is due to over watering, nothing more. That sickly color is only going to get worse...if you know what you're looking for, you can reverse it early on before it gets to a certain point, but I think you've passed that point. Switch to soil growing.

That's not a Cal def....they're too young to have any real nutritional problems. If anything, they're probably getting a bit too much of something.

Nice buds dude! I don't see any male parts, and those are pretty clear photos.

Looks pretty good to me..kinda hard to tell, but the new growth doesn't seem shredded, although it perhaps got a little too dry in the soil one day recently? That would cause abnormal growth temporarily, especially if you're close to the light.

LOL, Blake is correct. But in truth, there is no way anyone can know the strain name, based on appearance. Grow it out and see what happens, if its your first grow, take it as a learning experience.

From seed of questionable origin, you're bound to run into some runts, just pull 'em if you don't see any vigor.

I did the RO thing for a while...ack! No offense, buying water all the time, hauling jugs around, it ain't worth it. Honestly, just reduce your ppm in your nutes and adjust your tap water ph as needed. As the plant gets going with flowering, it will use the nutritional stores in the larger...

Looks a bit like over fertilizing. You'll want to get a handle on it, because it will spread to the buds eventually, I know this first hand. I'm totally conservative when it comes to introducing nutrients, but I am a dirt grower..either way, nute burn is nute burn regardless of the medium.

Hi, The simple answer is, No. You shouldn't be worried about these observations. I'm assuming you're growing these from seeds? In which case, it's expected that the plants will vary in many ways at different points during their growth cycle...ways that can easily be noticed by a new grower...