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Sorry bro but those last two pictures dont look like marijuana at all. No serrated leaves, really far spacing between the nodes, and at that height and the amount of time that youve been growing these, you would definitely know whether it was pot or not.

I would be really interested in seeing a picture of a flowering plant with 1 23 watt CFL. I'm pretty sure even if it was taken to maturity, your friend didn't get anything more than popcorn buds because the general rule of thumb with CFL's is 1 gram per watt. Also, as far as your problem goes, a...

good then there are more places for people to get the information. House Bill 1380-http://www.ncleg.net/Sessions/2009/Bills/House/PDF/H1380v1.pdf

With the NC House Bill 1380 referred to the Committee on Health it is time for North Carolina growers to show their support for the medical growing community and for the general growing hobbyists from North Carolina on this site. Spread talk about the importance of this bill and post your pics...

neither of those are runts at all. looks like a healthy growth rate for both.

Those look likes nutrient burns to me bro.

Your high temp of 88 at the soil level is probably the culprit. Your plants are clearly getting adequate light, but no matter how high you raise your lights, if the temps are high (possibly 98 as waggs said) at the top of the plant then it wont grow up it will just use the provided light to...

When plants are flowering they use more nitrogen for the flowers and less for the leaves. its natural for bottom leaves to start to wilt and become a light yellow-green as the nitrogen is leached more and more from the lower leaves and transferred to the flowers.

you can see the blistered edges around the yellow spots on the leaves. its probably from water left on the leaf after watering that magnified the light from the cfls and burn a scar into the leaf.

that looks like a nitrogen deficiency.

yeah man it definitely looks like phosphorous deficiency. and you can easily and reliably use cfls to grow. as long as you follow the usual list conditions for cfl growth it should be a fairly efficient grow. people have gotten it down to a pretty stable formula for growth so it isnt really a...

https://www.rollitup.org/general-marijuana-growing/1469-marijuana-plant-problems-cures.html there is the same picture originally attached under figure 2 of nutrient solution burn.

I am currently using fox farm ocean forest soil and getting a good grow with it. you dont need to add anything to it. during vegetative growth the soil has plenty of nutrients for the plants. once you start flowering the plants you need to start the tiger blood nutrients. also dont forget to...

the browning of the edges on the leaves of your plant is a good indication of heat stress.