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Looks good I will be following along :)

Looks like a magnesium def, easily cured well balanced feeding, cal/mag or epsom salt will do the trick. Here is a link that shows you different def. in your plant. Welcome to RIU hope you enjoy yourself here. https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=11688

Yeah he has a few problems, lol, sorry not funny to the grower but that is why I went with the balanced NPK. New grower don't want to overload him.

Feed them.........feed them a well balanced meal. They are starving to death, the lightening of the leaves were your first indication. If you don't do anything else get some 10-10-10, good luck and welcome to RIU.

I am just glad I moved out of the states to a place they don't care, not legal here but the postal service doesn't check to much coming in just going out. I still don't like ordering and having them delivered, good way to get the plane ticket out of country if by chance you get caught. I got...

5 gallon paint buckets or drywall mud buckets, cheap usually a buck a piece and last for years. I drill 8 holes in the side and 4 in the bottom. Visit construction sites if you are willing to clean them you can usually get as many as you want, I'm a cheap bastard.

you should get more than 20 seeds doing that. You can also pull of some of your pollen sacs, I suggest twizzers, and sprinkle over the others. If you really want to do up some seeds, then collect some pollen in a small glass bowl and then take a small artist paint brush and paint your buds...

I would personally wait until the 6th or 7th node is there which will help ensure you have a good root system for what you are about to ask the plant to do. But before you go topping or fimming a plant ask yourself what your goals are for the plant. Are you planning on super cropping?, just want...

I would have to go along with the very beginning of cal def.......and you sure look on the edge of too much N so I would back off of that a tad.

I am puzzled, heat stress is possible, the leaves look otherwise ok in the other areas not overly green. I don't see the curling of the tips or clawing which would be N toxicity and your leaves would be super dark green. Personally I would give the girls a nice balanced feeding and see if that...

What I have learned on my own the list is endless, but for this plant, wow. My biggest learning curve was that you can spend an ungodly amount of money on seeds and not have much to show for it. This made me realize that I needed about 6 good strains of genetics to make seeds and my medicine if...

Looks like N def to me, but a little more N in a watering and you should be good to go. Nice looking plants by the way.

topfuel and jondamon let me explain my reply earlier. I know that you can bury that badboy up to the last node and with great success provided you know what you are doing. I propogate many different plants, shrubs, flowers, if it grows I what to know how to make more of them or give them better...

For me the biggest problems is the condensation on the plants at night, but if your strains are well suited then you will probably be fine. Here we get lots of nighttime rain so I adjusted my grow to 5 gallon containers just so I could move them at night. LOL being retired gives me a little more...

I agree phosphorus lock out

Much of this is going to be strain dependent, growing some of these new strains that are indoor plants will scrub to the outside and your conditions. I live in similiar conditions where our average humidity year round is 94%, I move my plants inside every night. I also usually put them under...

Question Crazy - I don't know how many females you have to choose from or how much space you have but. What is more important to you on a small scale breeding program or pollen chuckin program the plant structure and smell or the end product? For me I want the end product, how are you going to...

Let me ask a stupid question please? How many drain holes to you have in those cups? From the pic the bottom looks so much wetter than the the top, if your bottoms are staying too wet your roots aren't going to want to grow.

From the pics my guess is a Molybdenum def. foliar feed with a product containing this most well balance nutes will have it in there. Here is a link for you and you can go through and look for yourself, I use this guide often. https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=11688

Foliar feeding is good fix for a problem and stopping it from getting worse, but is not the long term solution. I would spray and then water with cal/mag as soon as you can.