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Well another day has passed, and the plant that seemed to do have the worst hit to it seems to be producing healthy new growth, and the issues with the leaves on all affected plants seems to have stopped. Obviously the leaves won't repair themselves, but as long as new growth keeps looking good...

Well man, I don't think that I ever had an attitude with you, but thats neither here or there. If you need someone to just talk to shoot me a pm. Don't know you obviously but I'm always willing to listen when someone needs to talk! Take care, and keep your head held high man!

While the girls are sleeping, I guess it time for some actual homework.

I tried checking your journal but it won't let me see it. Says I'm not allowed, guessing its something to do with your settings. With that being said, if your willing to spend a little more on soil, I'd transplant them all into larger pots, give them a week or so after transplant to recover...

The way I look at growing in general is that YOU don't KNOW until your try it. Even if others swear by it or preach it constantly doesn't mean the its 100% factual. This is why I have basically deemed my first couple grows as straight experimenting. Might cost a little more up front as I...

I haven't touched on cloning myself, as I don't feel I'm to that level. Some stress for a plant can actually be a good thing as long as you give it time to fully recover before heading into bloom. The positive to revegging your plant is that you don't waste any of the nice quality soil on...

Herms are technically possibly with any seed, but seems to be less likely with Regular seeds vs feminized. However, most times that plant herm tthere seems to be other factors that have caused stress to the plant during it flowering cycle, which can result in the plant going hermit. Some of...

In 100% honesty, I haven't used fovea soil so I can't say for sure. However, its not usually recommended to transplant after the plants go into flower. With that being said their are a couple options that come to my mind. 1) You can do some research on cloning, take a clone from each...

Not trying to be rude or say your wrong, however how can you be so certain that these beans are autos when the OP clearly stated they were bag seed? Just curious as I am a a new grower and am just looking to expand my knowledge. Thanks!

I am never fortunate to find any seeds in the bas I purchase, and have intentions of doing more runs so I jumped in pretty heavy. Running 600w HPS for flower, multiple T8's for veg, custom built cab, and dropped about 200$ alone on beans from Herbies. All together I'm pushing about 800-1000$...

I'm definitely no expert, as I am new to growing as well. I'm not as familiar with Autos either, but if it is an auto I'm assuming it was purchased, thus lowering the chance of it being male. Never seen male autos before, wouldn't that kind of defeat the purpose of having an auto? If it...

Personally I would have to agree with Shady on this one, that you wont know for sure until pre flowers show. If they are all the same strain, it could be that he has a couple different phenotypes as well. Hard to tell from the photos, but based on what I can see of the leaf structure it...

As far as the soil goes, just chalk it up as a learning experience. I am a new grower as well but have a few people on here I have learned to trust there opinions based on their experience, and have done hours upon hours of research before starting my first grow. With that being said, I went...

You also mention using ff nutes in the original post, which products from their line are you using> I myself am using the standard trio and have found that they lack in Calcium and Magnesium. Depending on the water your using this may not be too big of an issue, as tap water usually as...

Other then the 30-35% perlite, I have seen where you have listed the other ingredients of your medium, this may be something to consider as well. I have heard a lot of positives of FFOF, but also a lot of good things about Roots organic as well. At this point I would let them dry out a bit and...

Might just be my eyes playing tricks on me but in your lst photo it appears that there is an additional small green growth on left side of pot, this should be something you look at. You mentioned that your runoff ph is 6.2 what is the ph of the water when you water the plant? I'd be shooting...

Thank you for this advice. I had followed this forum for a little while and heard some positive things about Herbies, so I did order my beans through them for my first grow. However, I'm not necessarily familiar yet with the breeders who are know for super high quality genetics. My beans were...

@Growdict said it all. I understand your stress OP of your girl going through suffrage, but if your really looking for peoples help I suggest losing that attitude. I'm a first time grower, so unfortunately probably don't have a whole lot I can help you with, but I'd start by dropping the "fuck...

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Welcome to the RIU community! As a new grower myself, I have found a vast plethora of quality information in this forum. However, as pointed out, you need to do your own research as well. Asking questions that have already been answered 1000 times is a very easy way attract the trolls within...