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Sorry didn't read your post that well. I see you growing in a mix of soil, coco and perlite. You should stick to soil growing techniques. But drop your ph to about 6.5. I wouldn't stir the roots too much and transplant. You say the nutrients are low. Feed them and see if things improve. But let...

Keep it in coco mate, just amend your growing style to growing in coco. Use ph down to drop your ph. Those plants don't look happy. Start with adjusting the ph, and look out for new growth. If you haven't been feeding them, give them some nutes, coco don't retain nutrients the way soil does...

if they in straight coco drainage should be problem. PH is to high mate, bring it down to 5.8.

They looking good! You probably only dealing with a different phenotype.

Depends on what your definition of expensive is. They payoff in the end. Using cfls for seedlings are fine. I suppose using them throughout the cycle is fine too, just keep them short and maintain a even canopy and make sure you got enough of them.

Sativa's grow very big very fast. I wouldn't recommend growing them under cfl. They don't give enough light that penetrates to the bottom of the plants. Rather use a hps. Don't leave your pot in water, you'll kill em. Switch to 12/12 when your clones got roots.

Good luck finding the right diagnosis providing that much info. Pics tells us a lot so post some and more info.

I've never grow your strain, but just looked at a gallery of ec sour diesel and it don't look like a heavy trichnome covered strain. Trichnomes normally start to form during the last few weeks of flower,but even that is also strain related and also growing techniques. Don't really wanna be a...

Generally speaking if you cause too much stress you end up delaying flower by a week or so, depending how long the stress lasts. Worst case scenario is your plant stresses too much and turns hermie on you, so just check for that for a while and chop her when its ready.

Hey man. Not all strains develop the same amount of trichomes. Do you know what strain you are growing?

Sound like ph problems mate. You say your ph is right. What is it and is it stable or or are you constantly changing your ph?

Looks like too much nutes mate. Flush them, let them dry out and start again with nutes at 1/4 strenght recommended on bottle.

Quite a misleading thread title then. I was gonna say don't clone autos, its a waste of time. But seeing that you got rhino, I'm sure plants react to colder temps. Outside, when you have had colder nights plants do tend to bring out their flowers sooner. Must be something to do with the plants...

Your plant looks healthy mate! :) Getting them out of those party cups should be easy mate. Squeeze the pots a little, put your hand over the soil will the stem sticking out between your fingers and turn the pot around. If it doesn't drop out give it a few taps. Dry does seem to come out...

Cheers man, I'll have a look at your lines. The Only time I was really experiencing PH spikes with Canna nutes was at low EC/PPM Values. Using the Canna Aqua range, and the whole range compliments each other nicely and things turn out very stable once you get to flowering. Is your Cyco Range...

Trust the 420 page mate. I think that canna's rhizotonic is mainly seaweed extracts and its a serious vitamin b boost and does wonders for the roots.

You can try that. I'm still experimenting with pk13/14 at the moment so my opinion on it is limited. Thing is when I add it to my base nutrient it seems to keep the ph in check and stable quite nicely. How much of it have you been using?

Yeah pics will help, but I would recommend that you check for light leaks and that all your timers are working the way you think they are, especially if they mechanical. Not having flowers at 4 weeks is not right.

Vitamin b does help stressed out plants, but I would only add that after letting them dry out first. Products like biobizz root juice or canna zhizotonic as well as cannazyme or hygrozyme will also help to keep the rootzone in check.

Try and lay off the watering until they dry. Good way to tell is to feel the weight of the pot when its dry. Let her dry out til she starts drooping a little. Then feel the weight of the pots and remember that weight. Only water once it gets close to that weight. Less water in your soil will...