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I don't think we need pics to visualize what you're describing. By the way, the common misconception is to refer to the Bract as a calyx, but its called a bract. Even in this photo, they refer to it as a calyx, but not the case...anyway. If it looks like that, it's a female. If it does not...

Nobody ripped you off and sold you all male seeds. There's no way to determine gender (unless you're making fem beans) and they can't be stressed into male...if anything stress related, they would start off as female and then turn male, aka hermaphrodism. When you're growing less than 10...

Looks pretty good to me, what's the problem? They don't look yellow to me, just not as green as your older leaves...totally normal.

Growth pattern abnormalities are very common. I had these clones that would always make this deformed leaf in the same spot, every time. It's not indicative of any problem or concern. It's kinda like people having birthmarks.

Take a flat iron to them. How about some pictures in exchange for real advice?

MG is not great soil, plus you always get fruit flys and gnats in it. As they grow, that light you have will be less and less sufficient. Combine the highly rich soil mix and low lighting conditions, plants will have poor health overall.

If you use a credit card, then file a billing dispute and simply say you ordered 'seeds' and never got them.

Go with Sannies, you'll get great genetics. Here's a photo of my KO Kush from Sannies...week 4. You'll get lots of different phenos within just about all of his strains. Out of the 4 females I've seen out of my sample of seeds from this particular strain, 1 hermmied, 1 was a slower growing...

It presents additional challenges and is not ideal. Sure, certain phenos are just gonna take off in big pots, no matter what you do, they love to grow roots fast, but your smaller indicas and slower growing phenos are going to expend extra effort in developing as much roots as you allow it, and...

Kinda agree with ya'll, but the burn might be because of the soil mix too. Also, your tips can brown if the plant gets too hot or dehydrated.

I've had this happen before, it grows out of it, well, for me it did, the few times it's happened.

Jet Li, hey buddy, why are you budding a plant this small? The ph is hard to control when you have such a large pot and a plant so little, the roots aren't getting evenly watered, and are probably growing into patches of soil that are totally void of moisture...so really the fix here is...

Hey, I don't think this is an issue with the strain itself, as some have leaned towards. There's a ton of advice you could take in here, and I honestly don't think its any one problem, nor is there any one thing you can change to fix it. It's times like this when you need to take a step...

Hey fellas, When you're switching to flowering, you don't want to pump too many flowering nutes into them right away, most 'flowering' nutes are high in Phosphate, some as high as 10-40-05, meaning that 40% of the substance you're giving it as a fertilizer, is made up of phosphate. A lot of...

My initial thought looking at the photos was that you were overwatering, but as you say in your description, every 4 days, thats is not over watering. I think this is a simple matter of over fertilizing, you probably don't need any more for the rest of the grow. In the last weeks of...

Pounds baby, Pounds!!!! (jerky boyz quote)

hehe, ya they can drop from lack of water, but if it was over watering, your leaves would be curling in from top to bottom.

Yep. It's totally normal for all pistils to turn orange overnight.

You're right, everything's fine.

well he did say they are ALL orange. I fail to see how reverse can fix dying ovules.