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As long as you do not get frost on them, you are good. When the temps get down to 55F or less they can turn purple for you.

just tucked into a reef!

EXACTLY. Don't speak second hand hearsay in a thread seeking factual information.

Definitely plant multiple harvests. That's exactly why they are now permanently part of my outdoor garden. Like was stated before, you can get 2+ ozs per plant.

Need more info. Could be heat, P def, on and on.

Stretch after initiation of flower can be up to 400% on some strains. Seedfinder is a good place to start in a hurry with research on stretch: http://en.seedfinder.eu/

FFOF is preloaded with nutes and you are giving them even more nutes. Just water as stated.

It looks like magnesium deficiency. Overuse of molasses can lockout magnesium (Mg can get locked-up by too much Ca, Cl or ammonium nitrogen). Is it a high EC strain? If so, you need to give it water ph'd to 6.5 and a stronger nute regimen. The fact that you see it on only one strain kind...

Here dude, read up on nitrogen fixation. It is not free N, it is stored N, therefore all your beans are doing is taking up all of the N in the soil and fixing it in the roots of the beans, therefore your mj will not thrive. http://aces.nmsu.edu/pubs/_a/a-129.pdf

I see it from time to time on certain strains/phenos. I've never noticed a change in plant health or obvious effects on yield, etc.

Honestly dude, that's what you get when you fim and you are taking the correct steps to train them. Multiple confused tops that all try to gain dominance. Keep tying them down. That last one looks like it may be getting a little too much N, but other than that they all look good.

Because somehow, genetically, the two traits of reproductive cycle and resin production combined into one co-dependent trait? Ha ha! Each one is a separate trait, just like taste, smell, color, height, etc, that can be bred into or out of a strain through subsequent generations. Ha ha ha...

Here's a website that has rarely let me down. Great for diagnosing problems: http://www.greenmanspage.com/guides/plant_abuse.html

It looks like too much nitrogen and the leaves are crisped at the edges/tips. You do not want to cut off leaves. Each leaf is a nutrient battery she needs for flower. When she is done with it she will drop it off naturally. So, I would advise that you give her nothing but clean water for a...

I grew it once upon a time, look here for strain information: http://en.seedfinder.eu/strain-info/White_Widow/Nirvana_Seeds/

Romulan yeah!

I grew them outside, May 1 - July 15 and September 1 - Nov 22nd. Both times on the Pandoras each gave me 2 or more ounces of good buds, plus trim. Small strains like what Short Stuff and the Ryders offer yield < 20 grams. So it is really strain dependent. Oh, and indoors I am running one...

In my opinion most autos were bred to be outdoors. Check out my journal entry on Paradise's Pandora and autos in general: https://www.rollitup.org/blogs/blog17083-paradise-pandora-soil-experiment.html

Ok so here are two pics, one each of Moby Dick and Nebula, of the bottom nodes. They are nice and tight. Keep in mind on the Moby I've lollipoped one bottom node and on the Nebula two bottom nodes. Please excuse the dropped leaf on the Nebula, for some reason I took the picture before it was...

Ha ha ha! No, what's sick is I've seen that pic and pics like it a few times whilst surfing around... :oops: ha ha!