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I'll try that out. Thanks man

It took 3ml per gallon to bring it up to 6.0.

Ok. I thought i had to wait like 30 min for the ph to adjust...or is that when dealing with hydro?

I keep my nutes in 1 gal jugs. And my plants are in 7gal smart pots. The growing medium is Royal Gold Tupur

Is it common for my nutes to bring down the ph that much? Im on a budget and only have the usual ph up/down. Should about 2ml of PH up bring it to normal?

Im partially colorblind and cant afford a digital PH meter at the moment. My reds/oranges/yellows all look roughly the same. Is this PH too low? I cant tell.

So will it just keep growing the one main chute? Or will it split into 3? Is it a "wait and see" kind of thing?

Ok cool. That's what i figured but i just wanted to verify with a second set of eyes. Thanks dude

Thank you for the advice! And I've been extra careful when collecting the pollen. My fems are in a greenhouse outside and this male is indoors. I also make sure not to get near my GH after handling the male until after i shower and change clothes. Any other knowledge you have in regards to...

*parade just got rained on* lol I genuinely thought that cuttings were super fragile. Is this strength worth passing on though? Like...should i crossbreed it if it can survive those crappy conditions?

So in the midst of my weeding out the weak (pun intended), I discovered a male. I, of course, uprooted him, but then thought, "what if?". I clipped the top of him and just put him in a tiny little glass vase and put it in a window sill in the kitchen. No nutrients, no humidity, no...

The tough love approach...i like it. Im actually about to make a post that'll blow your mind about some unknown strength that i just have to breed

Sorry for the late reply. I've been germinating my collection of seeds so there's no way of knowing if they're feminized or not. It was a male after all. Allbeit, there WERE female preflowers, shortly after i noticed the female preflower, a bunch-o-balls popped up out of nowhere. I uprooted it...

I topped one of my younglings and it seems that (1) there are 3 new main chutes now growing. OR (2) The main stem is continuing to grow as it would had i never topped her. What's it look like to you?

I assume that, over time, you start to die a little less inside everytime you uproot a baby. This hurts my soul

What risks come with picking the balls off and continuing? Bananas in the buds? I might just pull it since I'm a noob and dont want to ruin my other plants. And it's preflowering both pistils and balls. Im not in full flower mode yet

Welp, she hermied. Found a few balls scattered throughout the top couple nodes. Heartbreaking.

That's what i figured. I mean, the new growth looks GREAT so i wasn't too freaked

Will that affect the yield? Im also thinking that the recent temps this week have been barely over 70 degrees, that might have something to do with it. (Outdoor in san diego)

So after supercropping one of my girls that MAINLINED HERSELF, I noticed that the new growth is only sprouting 3-fingered leaves. The new growth looks very healthy though so I'm more curious than concerned. Thoughts?