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My opinion, it looks like it definitely need at least another week. If it were mine I'd probably let it go another 2. Looks like it good still buff up a bit.

I'd suggest starting seed/seedlings in Light Warrior by Fox Farms. It's a good starter soil, not too many nutes. I've heard refrigerators can hold heat a bit. Just something to watch out for. I'll give you a small list of thing I have and use. Lighting, so, Cfl bulbs and bulb sockets/ballast...

An easy cheap way to raise rh is to sit a cup of water in your drying area. It's winter here and really dry. It doesn't seem to be a real fix, it only raised the rh 10%, but every bit helps.

Damn, I was looking at that bio-bizz for when my Fox Farms ran out! Top fuel, if you don't mind me asking a silly question but, can you use General Hydro products in soil? I was checking it out too but couldn't figure out if it was hydro only.

I think what they meant was, Tiger Bloom is a bloom based nutrient. So, it's really only used during flower. I use fox farm, it's good stuff, but I don't follow their schedule unless it for my garden outside in the summer. They tell you to feed wayyy too much, in my opinion.

Looks good, man. I had a bag seed plant recently that smelled just like fruity pebbles, but skunkier. The smoke was amazing, especially since I had been buying bud. Good luck on your grow. I'll be on the lookout for updates. I love bag seed threads/grows, you never know what you'll get!

Too soon to tell yet. GL.

I could be wrong but, it sounds like your talking about the calyxes. How old are your plants? When the budded plant matures the calyxes swell, some times so much so that it may look like there's a seed in there.

Looks like your missing some fan leaves? The bud sites that are lacking fan leaves are definitely gonna suffer. Anyway, I'm pretty sure twisted/curled leaves are due to a ph imbalance. I could be wrong but more pics would make for a better diagnoses.

That's what I was thinking. Those white dots are usually signs of mites. Check under your leaves for 'em, there small but you shouldn't miss 'em.

As long as there's no yellowing/ discoloration I'd say they're okay. I've had some seedlings with leaves like that, never was a problem.

I just had to check haha, good luck with it!

Looks okay to me. What do you see wrong with it?

Is this a joke? It's fine, in fact totally normal. Let it be, it'll straighten itself out.

I'm pretty sure I can see pistils in a few of those pics. If I were a gambler I'd say female.

I'm not much of a cloner but they look normal. If you can put a clear cup or bottle over them for more humidity. How long since they've been cut?

LOL, best analogy I've seen for this so far. +rep. But seriously, defoliation, to that extreme is never a good idea. Done it once to experiment, never again.

What Aim said. It has no leaves to take in light. It cannot grow any more. The guys that cloned and revegged that auto definitely had some leaves on it, I'm sure. GL.

Yes, all of the calyxes will be noticeably swollen and appear as though they have been pollinated. Although, it typically happens in the last couple weeks of flower. If your seeing that at 32 days of flower there may be a chance your plant was pollinated.

Generally, I think a larger pot will make a bigger plant, and vice versa. I think most will agree that you can get just about as much from one bigger plant, than from two smaller plants. Because of that reason I'd say stick with your original ideas (couple autos and a couple photos) and see how...