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Raises the question, what were the lowers like on the original plant? If they were just like the upper buds, it's likely a problem with the seeds. If it were too much light intensity the lowers wouldn't be affected as the intensity would be lower. How do you dry them?

I believe it's 60cm. Not inches.

Not unless you're hitting them with that light while they're drying.

Do the packs have lot numbers on them?

Yeah, it's a soil watering technique. Lots of newer growers don't know there's a difference between soil and coco. Although as I understood it most coco growers feed 1/2 strength nutes daily. I'm not arguing, there seems to be no firm definition on what exactly a "flush" is, especially in...

Who needs tv when we've got this shit.

Depends on whether she pollinated herself, or was pollinated by a male somewhere. Were the seeds all on one side of the plant, or spread out?

If I remember correctly @xtsho uses coco, maybe @Dr. Who and @OldMedUser as well? Not sure, but they're all experienced growers. Any of you guys feel like chiming in?

So you're growing in coco. That's a bit different from growing in soil. You need to keep it moist, and feed with a slightly lower ph. I don't grow in coco, so you may want to search threads about it. Ask some of the more experienced coco growers for tips.

No. I reacted to you calling the OP a liar. That's it. If you hadn't said that, I wouldn't have responded. I don't care what a nice plant is grown under, and I thought you complimenting his plants was a good thing. I did label your assertion that I'm not behaving as an adult, and your assertion...

Either you're trolling, or you're replying to the wrong thread. You're the one calling the OP a liar. I did not imply anything about the skill of the OP, and I would be very interested if you could point out to me (in DMs, don't want to derail the thread) where I have behaved in an immature manner?

Are you in soil? What kind of space do you have? The more details you can give us about your growing environment the better. You'll probably want more light to flower. I have flowered under t5s, they're good, but you need a 4 or more bulb setup to get decent coverage and intensity for a larger...

He's there first hand. You look at a pic and declare he's wrong. Unless you're there you don't know what the state of the plants really is. That's what I mean.

You can top at the second set of true leaves if you want. I top multiple times. You don't have to start lower to do that. But you know your space better than I do.

Probably not. Needing to switch indicates it's a photo. Some breeders have shoddy practices. There are a few guys who tried to switch back if you dig up their threads, you'll see that it's pretty hit or miss. If you get a miss (more common than the hits) you'll waste time revegging and probably...

You say to the guy growing them.

What's your setup? Lights, nutes, temp?

You can flip them whenever you want. Just remember, during stretch they're probably going to double in height, so you need to plan ahead.

First pic definitely looks like it's flowering. Second pic looks like it's been topped? As Bob said, if it's flowering under 18/6 it's an auto.

You could top now, or you can wait until you have another node or so. I think most people wait until she has 5 or 6 sets of true leaves. You can cut at whatever node you want. I usually do it at the third set of true leaves. I also like to wait a little longer than most (7 or 8 sets of true...