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What Jumped out at me was you said you have no water run off. You probably have root rot right up under where the roots come out of the bottom of the plant. If your plant is loose in the soil or leaning try to gently pull your plant up if it dont raise up when you do this youre good if your...

Are you in hydro or soil I think hydro but not sure could you tell me cause I had this same problem awhile ago

Looks really very good, couple things make absolute sure no light at all none gets through the hydroton I usually like make a mound of them the fullest and highest around the stem then lower to the edges like a hill or mound to assure no light gets through thats just bad waiting to happen if it...

Yea its a hassle for sure but nothing great grow just happens, you gotta work for it and the pay off will be with it. keep it up youll be fine.

Just use any root powder such as white widow by humboldt or great white, bring them inside till itll be sunny out for awhile, and have fans blowing on them to help dry soil. Thats my thoughts.

Yea they are autos I was just saying about the lighting, it is best to keep them inside till its gonna be sunny out for awhile rather then switching back and forth between lights, that could stress the plant out. So id say leave them inside till the coast is clear and itll be sunny for awhile...

Gosh more rain where do you live around ha, and also have you looked at your weather forecast to see if there is a end insight for rain? Yea those plants are very small and im sure dont have a very big root system at all, smaller plants are generally weaker and need more care. I would say if you...

In my opinion from a lot of reading and personally experience, Plants grown indoors are much much closer to a light source that is 100% shining on the plants which is optimal growing. Outside the light source the sun is so much further away and has so many variables to change how plant grow like...

Yes they were transplanted not long ago from a cloner , and ill lower my light today for sure , thanks for the info .

Yea that is what got me thinking is the stretching, well I am just watch and see how they do. Thanks for the input though, seems like its not obviously a hermie so thats good ha.

The only reason is because it has a lot of foliage at that bottom then gets to be just a stem pretty much

So this clone I got has now got my attention. Looks like a possible hermie I am not sure really at all since its still young. But maybe just maybe someone could give me some insight? Thanks.

Just let them dry out I would say 90% and then put in a ziploc bag in a dark place and open ever so often and pour out on a baking sheet evenly or something like that to put on, once every couple weeks to check and make sure no mold and to just let it air out. Hash leaves will last a long long...

It really depends on your space you have first then did you top your plant or low stress train it things like that that would make them wide bushes. I would say veg around 2ft tall if you are not sure. If you veg them too big when you go into budding youre gonna have soo much over crowding from...

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So what I have always done is what is called cheater topping or cutting, youtube it ha. So anyways you grab a bud from the bottom and pull up all the fan leaves and then they are all bunched at the top then cut about half way down leaving all the big fan leaves cut in half so it will let more...

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Below is the description from the nematodes i bought, yea well i decided to use water the first few times so the nematodes can get established. Thanks for the info jondamon Beneficial Nematodes for Organic Pest ControlBeneficial Nematodes (Steinernema Feltiae) are microscopic warriors that kill...

Bummer alright, so I can't use the rest of my jungle juice 3 part ? Luckily I have 3 part all organic Humboldt nutrients left.

Just wondering if nematodes survive in the soil when watered with nutrients that I normally give my plants? Any help thanks.