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Bugs? If not bugs, it's either phosphorus or potassium or both. Go EDIT: I take it back. Probably just phosphorus looking again. But there's both for future reference lol

ZE LOCKOUT! FIX ZE LOCKOUT! Yeah that looks like a flower. Potassium but probably induced by too much nitrogen or something. I'm not sure what exactly caused it but switch to some flowerish nutes and definitely make sure that your pH is in check. Those really hardcore splotching isn't as...

The ambient temperatures are probably fine, but how far from the lights are the buds? The radiant heat could be considerably higher on some of the flowers regardless if your temps are 75 or 85 in the tent. This is what causes calyx stretching. Ambient temperatures up to 95, 100 sometimes are...

So, if you bottom feed, you never get runoff? That means you probably never get all the salts out of the soil, so around now, you start getting a lockout. Water the plant normally, run it off, and if some of the roots die, its' fine. I had a plant lose more than half it's rootball a week into...

A.) Based on the images below, you'll notice some beaners growing, as well as some other structures producing white hairs but to me they don't quite look like Calyx's. Are these pollinated calyx's? They are not the standard bunches of beans in a cluster, but rather large calyx-like structures...

If you have a TDS (ppm) meter run some water through, ignore the first oh, decent amount and check the middle of the runoff for PPM. If it's higher than 200 above what you're putting in and you haven't watered it with heavy nute recently (ie: do this after they've been fed-watered once, or if...

Oh shit, I didn't even see he's in FFOF. Yeah, don't give it ANYTHING until flower normally in FFOF. Maybe just a small like 1-1-1 or something, aquashield, and random supplements. Might even be a salt buildup if the soil is hot and the plant isn't eating it.

Had a seedling that looked just like that at that age. Calmed it down, let it do it's thing, watered it, and just yielded a good QP off her. Give it time, plants are pretty good at what they do. The discoloration is kind of worrysome but definitely no more nutes.

pH bro, pH. Twist, color, droop, and the tell tale streaking color in the top growth because it has no built up nutrients to sustain the green. Looks like a lockout even. What do the inside nodes look like? Those leaves on the outside can be uber misleading if something happened and it's...

Can you get a picture outside of the lights? Color is impossible to tell with light washing but I think I see the ridges on your leaves lifting really badly meaning heat stress. See the wilty pissed off little plant on the left? It looks extremely stressed out. The leaves have some twisted...

Well, I would have started flushing about 7 days ago if you're already seeing amber. Start it now, but those pictures don't really tell the tale very well. Need something closer without light washing it out

That's the preferred way to do it. You can store them as long as you want but don't thaw them and refreeze them a bunch because that can and will damage things in the process. It won't ruin it - but it will greatly make it harder to work with and probably less efficient

Yeah it's through the secondary growth period where it bursts out new calyxes so it looks way done. Now it's just trichome ripeness and I bet if you got a picture, you're about 20% amber and it's ready to go. Chop her!

I'd say if anything it's avoiding the rock dust because it doesn't need it yet.

TDS = total dissolved solids, or, ppm. Heard good things about hygro, but I would really recommend just using some ancient forest humus and great white to put some good bacteria in the soil to cause competition and it'll help with all of the issues. Once again, don't pH your water. The extra...

pH hands down no question. What soil/medium are you in? See the twisted ass growth? Did they get super dry? Edit: I just now saw you're outdoors. Well, in that case, I also notice one of your fans is REALLY dark. Maybe N overdose locking some shit out on top of the pH stuff. Also: I see a...

Yep that's most definitely magnesium up top. The red dots are also in fact calcium deficiency. Adding lime won't help you at all, because it can take awhile to become available. Epsom salts would. I would flush the shit out of it and check the runoff for PPM and see if it's salt buildup. If...

I'd be less worried about the new growth because all plants have a secondary burst of bud growth, and more worried about what the trichomes look like. Worst case scenario, cut them 4 days before you move, another 2.5 weeks and they won't be THAT early. They're 8.5 weeks, now, almost 11 should...

Looks good to me. I don't think it's really having any real issues other than being a bit too wet, and that can cause the discoloration you're seeing too from not being able to eat and displacing all the oxygen from the soil. I'm talking about the light green, not the white. The "white" is...

Couple possibilities. First a few things: Don't pH the shit going into the soil. The soil's pH is fine, you don't need to pH your solutions in soil. Anybody that says otherwise is wrong. If you have a stable soil, it'll be alright. Most nutes are buffered but will also affect the pH of the...