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It's still way to early to tell. Be patient, give em another 2 weeks. Pre flower signs vary on strain and growing conditions and isn't always a sure way to tell sex, they can surprise you sometimes :peace:

In my experience leaves that turn sideways is normally humidity fluctuation. Some strains can handle high temps. Your issue is probably the combination of high temp and RH up and down.

I'll be looking out man. Good luck. WW kicks my ass :lol:

Yip, I've seen a 2 and 1/2 year old indoor plant that was harvested 6 times. Great care is taken to get it right.

Integra, awesome grow! Really great looking bud mate!! Well done

Hey. Glad I could give you a headsup. Permethrin is nasty stuff by what i've read up, I don't think it would of went down a good smoke :lol: You can take em off with your hands first but a few neem oil sprays and you'll help get rid of larvae too, which will insure the future of the plant. It's...

I have just flushed all my plants including the sickly one with fresh rain water. Don't want this shit happening to the rest of them too. The flushing seems to be working!! The remaining fan leaves aren't getting affected and they are flattening out nicely. So to all who have similar problems...

Thx smokey, Im actually busy saving a bit for a good RO system :) Our tap water isn't bad actually at ppm of 280-290 and ph is neutral 7 but I hear you on the bad chems. The strange thing is it's only my one plant having this issue, the others are awesome! :peace:

Did you read this thread from the beginning?

Hey Ap. Thx for the post!! Long read but worth it :) It sounds like your love for this crazy hobby will get you very far mate.. keep it up! Thx for all the input btw... The lady is doing ok, still producing slowly though... lost most of her fan leaves so it's understandable.. Im just gonna watch...

I will check the soil again but I don't think so, it's promix from a hydro store man.. I think I would know if they were gnats, plus it's only on one plant, if it were bugs wouldnt they of been on the other plants?? the rest are healthy. The soil I use is fully organic so the microwave will kill...

Glad to hear man.. you see too much light is possible especially wit those 1k watters, too low and they toast! That to me is the great thing about organics and teas... it's so hard to hurt your plants!! but I also give a good 2 or 3 waterings with liquid nutes with the teas to help the buds get...

I really doubt it, I always check for pests and I KNOW my grow is clean. Nice 1st post btw. Hey man, like I said runoff has never gone past 6.3-6.8. My tap water actually measures straight 7 :joint:.. I change if necessary after I add nutes...ppm is quite low at 290 or so, our water rocks!! so...

Hey man. I have already flushed twice and it hasn't changed at all. I do use tap water :) I just let it bubble for 2 days before.

Thx for your input much appreciated!! :joint: I thought it might of been a fungus problem but fungus is usually moist and squishy like you say and anyway I try keep the soil moist but not saturated and humidity is still low to develop fungus no??? However mine curl under and turn to crisp...

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I understand with wanting the control over your feeding which is great. Holding back on the feeding is a very good thing too, sounds like you've learned how much they can only handle... the hard way... like me! Yes it is in one of UB's good threads about too much light which is 100% correct...

Having problems with one plant only. Week 4 of flowering, actually week 5, they started slow (I think cause they wanted hps. The leaves are curling under, drying and falling off very quickly (over 3 days lost about 8 fan leaves). The first 3 pics are leaves that have fallen the others are they...

Yip you either have to keep the hermie seperate or kill it. It's a worthless struggle to try and cute the sacks off, they always find a way to pollinate.

It sounds like they're doing fine... it's normal for leaves to droop before lights out and perk up in the "morning".. Means they like it. What liquid nutes are you using? In my experience, using organic liquid nutes it tends to get a bit "hot" when you let the soil dry out a bit, so try and...