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This is another great example of the ever present risk of heat/light damage. Move your lights up about a foot and and try to lower your temps into a lower range around 75-85F hope this helps! Good luck!

Earth Juice is a big mistake for anything but chemical production IMHO the biggest reason being Earth Juice uses citric acid or something similar to chelate the nutrients to make them more bio-available and easier to pass through the roots. This in turn creates rapid ph swings that will give...

More than likely the blood meal you added was too "hot" for your rhizoshphere and in-turn has caused superficial nutrient burn. I would recommend going easy on nutes especially ones containing high amount of nitrogen (N) for the next few days.

This looks to me to be a Mg def but i will need to know some of your grow conditions (temp,humidity and if you are using RO or distilled water)

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The only thing to me that looks wrong is that they are stretching a bit.

100% hermie and actually a really great example! Keep it if you need the seed stock but be VERY wary that it will more than likely spread to any flowering chambers you may have. I would put it down humanly but thats just because i grow from clones exclusively and i cant risk anything but sensimilla.

From the first look it looks like you have a humidity issue but it could also be mild heat stress.

If you do as you said and dim your light (electric ballast feature) raise them up and slowly lower them over the next three to four days you will be golden!

What sort of N did you feed? It could be that you locked out certain macro nutes due to a incorrect ph balance. Could you list off your environmental conditions?(temp/humidity etc) another thing i need to know is if you are using a chemical or organic grow method.

You need to transplant and water less. Super easy fix :)

There are a couple different things you can do to check and the easiest way of doing this is doing as Nizza suggested and learn the weight of your pots when wet and then as they become dry water then and definitely before they start to wilt because wilting especially during flower could be...

The first image you posted looks somewhat like a Molybdenum (Mo) def which is more common indoors than outdoors but the second pic you provided looks like a Calcium def so the cal mag+ would be your best bet if you are running RO water or distilled because that water would be lacking in Ca and...

The spotting turns out to be from a cal mag def and it seems that the cal mag supplement i fed fixed the problem so if i don't use cal mag how will i get the needed dose of calcium and magnesium being i use a RO filtration setup. I have read that Alg-A-Mic has a some trace cal mag but maybe not...

Ok that is what i needed. lol it's hard to get detailed info like that but another question i have pondered is if say i were to give 2ml-1L grow and 3ml-1L bloom and i wanted to add alg a mic or bio heaven should i bring down the amount of the grow and bloom to account for the added ph drop of...

Go easy on the water, make sure you only feed when they show signs of being hungry and make sure you get your temps down to 75-78F for 12/12.

Check the undersides of those fan leaves and if you don't see webs and small moving specks (spider mites) you just have a hard water build up. Which leads me to a good point, if you have hard enough water to leave residue on your fan leaves you should really look into getting a good RO filter.

I think you might get a few seeds but nothing that bad. It all really depends on if the male pollen sacks opened or not.

So the other day i gave everything just straight ro water supplemented with calmag+ but i dont understand how i could have too much N because i only use 1ml-1L of bio bizz grow every feeding and 2ml of the bloom plus 1ml-1l alg a mic.

Anyone? ...........