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a picture of a leaf on it's own does nothing for us we need a picture of the whole plant, in good lighting, and info on your grow otherwise you're on your own

can see them from here

with a low-moderate amount of organic nutes in the soil, feeding with teas maybe... 3-4 times in the plant's whole life cycle is often plenty

we need way more info this late in the game to make an accurate diagnosis like. ALL of the info.

yep, drowning it. rotting stem

it could have gone without any nutes at all, from the size of it IMO the nutes are the problem

guess he skipped grade 9 science

Awesome guys, glad this thread took off. I know for sure we can save plants and headaches like this. I made another big mistake when I decided to grow in a rented apartment. Not because I got caught, but because I instantly became a paranoid wreck. You're sitting there and no matter how...

maybe consider whether a thread is a joke before you make a fool of yourself

On my recent crop I had fallen into a routine of watering every three days. It got so routine that I wasn't even looking at the plants between waterings. Nothing to see, right? Well, wrong. The plants use more and more water as they advance toward the end of flowering, and temperature...

This is a thread for people to share their mistakes so that others can learn from them (hopefully). My first and biggest mistake with cannabis cultivation was harvesting too early, and not slow-drying in darkness. Who likes hay smell. Not me. A nice crop turned mediocre. Your turn to save a...

i usually plant about a quarter inch from the surface. but this usually calls for burying the stem a quarter inch later it can save a day or two, and some hand wringing

give them more light doofus :P why do you think they are stretching?

i always check the reputation of a site that sells stuff like that before i even type it into the address bar

my last two crops of jock horror autoflower auto'd just fine, 18/6 start to finish they had a rocky start with their autoflower strains but that was straightened out long ago

once, a seed which i thought was a dud fell into some soil that i mixed. it popped up under the bigger plant a month later and when i pulled it out, the taproot was over a foot long. it had stretched from the bottom of a 3 gallon pot all the way to the surface hope that answers your question

agreed. i was assuming those things aren't even rooted yet. i don't see any other reason for misting

autoflowers are diluted with ruderalis genes to get rid of the photoperiod response. this compromises the potency and leads to unstable genetics. most autoflowers are like this. some to a lesser extent than others. you'll pay a lot for those. a more reasonable expectation is around 80-90 days...

looks like you tried two different substrates but what you need to be using is rockwool and a humidity dome

the science on this has been done we're not going to discover anything new here, sorry