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Just to be safe I'd give it one dose of your flowering nutes. Purple is sometimes a sign of phosphorus def. 8-8-8 fert would work. Better safe than sorry. :)

Drainage is probably an issue, what is your soil mix? It's too late to change it now but for the next time we might be able to help make sure this doesn't happen again.

These kids are tough as hell, I had one that was runover with a lawn mower twice, got transplanted and is now budding outside in the 18 hour + lighting. Somehow it's revegged twice and started nugging, without herming. It was from an extra batch of clones I stuck out in my greenhouse because I...

yield posts are worthless, nobody can tell you what you will get from growing a plant in YOUR setup. Every plant is different.

Look into one of the heirloom seed companies, they have all kinds of fun types to keep you entertained. I got some delicious purple bell heirlooms this year. Heirloom seeds take longer to grow and a little more nurturing but you get amazing flavor and more variety.

Self pollination is self pollination, regardless of how you accomplish it.

No, they came off the plant before they were fully formed.

Mature leaves NORMALLY have more than 3 blades, but the amount of blades is dependent on the genetics. The strains I have now all range from 5 blades to 11 at maturity. The Skunk cross with the 11's has 5 gallon bucket sized leaves.

They need more direct sunlight, that's all. 14 weeks in good light gives you a bush. As your light gets better and the temps come up, you'll start to see more developed and larger leaves.

I myself would give it a week or so of veg time to get a bigger root system going before flowering but she is more than healthy enough to take the dome off. When I was doing SOG last year I gave clones two weeks total to make roots/veg before flower but it probably doesn't make much of a...

It's probably just as dependent on he grow setup IMO but I have heard that Blueberry won't reach it's full potential unless it's topped multiple times.

seeds made by a hermie are always going to give you a chance to make nanners. The reason seedbank fem seeds work is because of their selective breeding of herm resistant plants. This is one of the key reasons most sativa crosses get a little indica in them. Sativas have always been known, (even...

Yeah, you only do this if you want to have plants too big for your house. Depending on the strain, it will grow exponentially during the first two weeks of 12/12. Sativa doms sometimes triple or quadruple in height during that time. Indoors, you're not trying to grow trees, only buds.

It's a cross of some sort, doesn't look pure indica or pure sativa. I've come across a few that had red stems but were totally healthy, so you probably don't have anything to worry about.

No, you'd def want to keep that on. It's not going to hurt anything. Why transplant it indoors though? You don't want them getting too much room to go wild.

Yes, you can kill them pretty easily transplanting but just keep it moist for a few days and out of direct sunlight. It's always a good idea to totally soak anything you plan on moving before and after.

You really don't need a big pot to grow big plants. Pot size really only comes into question if you're not feeding enough or the plant gets so big the container cannot stand up. Small roots with constant food is the same as a huge container without constant food, the roots don't have to grow to...

It's okay, that's just from not getting as much direct good sunlight. It'll start churning out fully developed leaves again when the light is back for a while. You shouldn't be worrying about preflowers, they'll be there in due time. It's a weed, they grow without our help.

Yep, you can stick her right in the ground and she'll root. Tomatoes root really easily. I've never tried a piece that big, but I'd assume it would work if you keep it moist.

kill it, it'll only get worse