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Water every 10 days and then you soak them???? Personally I wouldn't advocate that method of watering. Sounds like a recipe for disaster. Maybe your plant is being stressed too much. I would water them every 2nd or 3rd day and not drench them when I do water. I give my 3 girls less than a gallon...

Psy had a point. Those plants are getting a little big for those pots. Looking again at your pics, there isn't enough soil in those pots either. You should have soil up to about 1" from the top of the pot. Get some perlite at HD ($5 a bag) and mix with your soil in a 5-1 ratio before your...

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Have you given it any nutes at all? To add a pic, click go advanced and there are fields there to add pics. Make sure the size is less than 200Kb.

Get a microscope ($9.99 for 30x magnification at Radio Shack) and examine your trichs every couple days. When about 3/4 are amber, the plant is ready for harvest. You didn't mention what nutes you are giving it but many on here, including myself, have had good results with the FoxFarm line. You...

You'll need to address that sight issue. It's imperative you be able to examine your plants closely. Not just to tell the sex but to monitor it's health and growth patterns. Good luck.

Ok...stop giving it nutes for now. If they are in soil, they should have enough nutrients in the soil to sustain it for the first month. Adding nutes could quickly lead to nute burn. Give it plain water for the next week or so and see if they improve. Yellowing could also be as a result of...

Looks like you are in a soil/perlite medium. How long have they been in that medium? Are you giving it nutes?

Better luck next time, country. Look at the bright side, if you have a 50-50 shot of a female, your odds just increased that your next plant will be female.

Other than some leaves that look eaten, that plant looks very healthy to me. I see no yellowing in that pic.

That's most likely your answer right there: "the bulb is used, also the light turns off and on, on for 15mins off for 2mins". Your plants were suffering from light deprivation. Good luck on the next grow.

Gotta feel for countryboy...he got all excited about his "bud". Just don't drop the soap, man.

You vegged for 2 weeks and had them in a high nitrogen feed? Looks like they are in soil, right? I'd say it's nute burns you are looking. You shouldn't have needed to feed them for the first month if they are in soil. If you felt compelled to give them nutes, I would have started out at 1/4...

Need way more info, oo7. Are you flowering? What nutes? Yellow leaves where on the plant? How many yellow leaves? Your statements are confusing too. Yellowing DURING flush? Never heard of such a thing. Either they were yellow before or after. How LONG do you flush??? What do you mean...

If you have pics, you'll get a better response. Anyway, without knowing anything of your growing conditions or seeing a pic, I can only venture a guess. It's possibly overwatering which usually leads to droopy, downward curling leaves. If on the otherhand, the leaves look kind of...

I think that was the issue - heat stress. Over 100F is definitely way too hot and usually leads to the wilting you are seeing, especially if you don't have any kind of air movement around the plants. Next watering, add Superthrive, which helps reduce stress. Good luck.

What were the temps in the garage and did you have any ventilation? What about a fan moving air around the plants?

To me, with those airy, "popcorn" buds, it looks like a lighting or heat issue. Is the bulb you are using still new or have you done several grows with it? It could be you need to replace the bulb. Garden K already told you about the heat.

Yeah, cut the stems off right where they meet the roots. The roots will just die on their own. Usually you do a SCOG with clones or feminized seeds.

We'll definitely have to organize something. There are many times I wish I had fellow growers closer that I could trust to share info with.