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They may have outgrown the pots. Your initial description of the problem sounded to me like either they had shock from a recent transplant or they had out grown their pots.

Yeah man killing a perfectly healthy plant is part of the game, I kill my males as soon as I identify them. Ive got 6 that will be showing sex within the next few days. This is where the real fun begins for me, watching the bud sites develope and grow :) Ill be trying my hand at some...

What size pots are your plants in? Have they been recently transplanted?

Can you post a pic? And by strecthing... how tall are they exactly? Some seedlings just tend to grow up a few inches, then stop the rapid vertical growth and begin to bush out. Ive seen it under HID and sunlight. A picture would be great.

Foil on walls can produce hot spots and burn plants, so dont do that ;) You need to get a decent temp gauge and monitor the room temps. Keep it between 70 and 80 degrees, closer to 70 is better. Give them light 18 hours a day and do not over water them(first mistake rookies make is over...

It doesnt look like a sack to me but its hard to tell in the picture. Keep a very close eye on it.

You relocated the male plant? Unless you are wanting seeds, that male needs to be killed and moved far away from your female. The pollen from a male plant can travel far to reach a female, you would be surprised. If you moved the plant far away, its pollen could still be moved on your...

Damn that male is bustin nuts everywhere, get it outta there! Otherwise, the plants look good and healthy :) What kind of light are you using?

Use unsulphured molasses during flowering, 2 tbs per gallon rotating water / molasses on your normal watering schedule.

Its a boy for sure, abort mission.

Why not remove all your grow stuff before he comes??? Is there some reason you cant do that? Seems like the obvious solution to me...maybe I missed something...

If you have the option to have it video taped, DO IT!!! Its well worth the extra $$$ trust me ;)

I have had great results using FF Ocean Forrest while also using FF nutes. What FF soil were you using?

Wide leaves and a short plant are just traits of an indica strain. Your temp is few degrees high and you may want to back off a tad on the nutes.

I voted for all 4 ;)

Follow the FF chart and you will have great results. :)

I would wait... still looks fresh and green. Keep the pics coming as she progresses

+1 for fox farms. fox farms ocean forrest plus fox farm nutes = happy plants :)

Sounds like she's ready or almost ready. She will have a "dryer" look to her once all the hairs have turned. Without a pic its hard to say, good luck.

paranoia is one side effect of smoking marijauna :)