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Thats kinda what I was worried about, it being too alive. Wasn't sure that it would be beneficial. I think I'm just going to grab a few gallons of distilled water at the store.

I've made a couple cloners in the past and I've had great success. But I've recently sparked up a cloner and after 10 days I've had nothing but death. I've come to realize the only thing that is different is the water.. I've lived on well water many years and now I'm on city water that seems...

I see what your saying about the circles, unfortunately when it comes to this stuff its a wait and see tactic. But keep an eye on it for sure. Keep the thread updated. Its easy for new growers to want to throw money at the problem, I promise you its not always the easiest way. Waiting a day or...

The microbial life inside straight organic soil can regulate it for the most part, so if the plant is looking good don't stress too much. Maybe feed it a point or 2 lower than normal just a couple of times. Only thing that spraying anything on your plants during daylight hours is that the...

OK in that third pic you can see the twisting leaf and looks like the one directly across from it, they seem to be showing signs of some type of bug, normally bugs hang out underneath the leaf and eat upwards. This thins out the leaf and you get those tiny lighter green spots all clumped...

Yeah clear sign of over watering. Just let it dry out for a couple days. They will bounce back no worries.

No Prob man thats what most of us are here for, well most are here for help but a large % of us are her to help too. So I'm not familiar with the kind soil so I'll go with you on that. Once you have a ph meter I would do exactly what you said, once maybe every 4 weeks I'd put enough water in...

Still looking good there, yeah you have an issue with the little one. Definitely check the ph. So you have a deficiency there, I'm guessing something like Iron or manganese or maybe a Boron deficiency. From what I remember these are the nutrients that yellow from the top down, if you have a PPM...

I think you'll be just fine as long as you don't crush the root ball lol. It normally takes longer periods of stress to make them hermie, like messed up lighting, heat & Cooling, nutes etc. A couple of things here and there won't stress them bad enough to make them hermie... or shouldn't any way.

LMAO dont stress about it, they are stronger than you think. Give them a shot of super thrive or RAW (brand) B Vitamins about 3 days before transplant and that will help them stress less. But yeah you can definitely start in your final pot.

Looking good man keep it up.

Deformaties comes from mutations in the DNA strains of different breeds. When you see people talking about F1, F2 etc they are talking about the generation i.e. F1 is the first generation of combining 2 different strains. It normally takes several generations to breed out those mutations, and...

You getting the 403 forbidden too?

Looking pretty damn good man, I think thats gonna be some good smoke, mostly cause its your first successful grow. Do not try to harvest based off of flowering time! There are a lot of ways to see when the plant is ready but the best is to get a jewelers loop. Amazon has them pretty cheep, look...

Yeah that happens about the seed not wanting to pop off, some people are sticklers and say never touch it. But I've done it several times with no issues.

Stay with the feeding schedule of grow nutes leading up to the switch, but a couple days before the switch just go with fresh water then a day before go ahead and hit with bloom nutes. If you have some B vitamin nutes then hit them with that or something like super thrive. Give that a couple...

Looks like some phosphorous and maybe some potassium deficiency, with maybe a leaf or two showing some calcium deficiencies. I'd flush really good with fresh PH'd water, after a lot of water going through check the run off for PH and PPM/EC they should be pretty close to what it is going in. If...

You shouldn't "think" anything. Check it and KNOW. Ive had plants from the same strains that responded differently to amounts of nutes and PH. I'm pretty sure you have an issue involving ph. Even if you didn't the answer for this problem would still be flush thoroughly with fresh ph'd water...

Coco is almost always very salty and that will lock out your nutes quickly, or build up bad enough over time. Flush a lot of water ph 5.8 water through it and I mean a fucking LOT. that will help. After that you can go back to feeding normally, make sure you water plain water every other time...

Yeah those things are choking. You didn't say what kinda soil so I assume regular garden soil, thats no prob. 6.6 should be fine for ph going in but what about ph coming out. I had a ph problem once, the water going in was 6.5 and coming out it was like 8! But I'd definitely say flush a lot of...