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All looking good it the tent buddy! You start to be getting to the ending is stretching and the budding sites should be forming nicely.. over the week it's going to be nice to see there put their full energy into flower! Happy times....

Flowering Stage (month 5) ~ 24th Aug 2020 No watering made due the weather forecast. Weather continues to be around mid 20's and dropping to mid teens at night. Very windy and rainy weather with average humidity around 90%. Added further string supports ready for bud development and high wind...

Check the symptoms against this and address the issue as a process of elimination...

I thought I'd show you my plant which was also moved from outside to indoor for flowering, mainly to be discreet due to the smell and size of the plant. She's about the same stage as yours and just entering week three of flowering, really starting to flower up and the amazing smell is just...

Looking nice there buddy! I normally grow my girls outside for their vegging and then bring them in to flower under lights, I can't get away with the smell and size of the plants outside due to neighbors. I have a large White Widow plant flowering at the moment and then as soon as she's done...

Looks like a sativa cross, I'd give it 9 weeks and start checking ripeness and the % split of milky and amber colours.

If it’s an indica I’d give it at least another week and check with a magnifying glass to see what colour the Tric’s are. If it’s a Sativa give it another 2 weeks and check.

I’m uk growing to and mine are about a week into flowering. Everything should be fine as long as the rain holds over October with a harvest day around the end of October to beginning of November! Most folks on here won’t give you a guesstimate on yield as it’s too hard to predict due to various...

I’d go another week! What’s the strain and How many weeks of flowering are you at?

You should be able to find it online quite easily. You just need to make sure you get the correct one, it should be the fruit bat one!

Brilliant! As soon as the medium has dried enough, get those girls transplanted. I’d suggest getting some high P&K bat guano to add to the soil or top dress and then water in with a bloom fert to enhance the nutrients, helping them recover quickly! Just be carefully when you transplant them.

Looks like a nutrient issue, check the attached chart against the symptoms and work from there. Could be a combination of dificantcies in particularly Potassium and sulphur look to match, but I notice you have purplish stalks which leans towards sulphur. I'd check the PH and make sure you're not...

Ok, and what's age are they now? Have you pruned any of the original growth which could have been contaminated? How's the plants look now after a few hours of being watered?

Ok, so I'm from the uk and hadn't heard of raid, but just googled it and that's some top shelf pesticide. Although, if you didn't spray the plants directly and they were very young, this would only potentially affect the early leaves and not the key budding sites. These early growths or fan...

I'd let them dry out slightly, let them drink first. After 6 hours or so I'd start checking how they come out of the pots, if they're riot bound, checking if the roots would hold together during transplanting.

Good luck buddy, your poorly lady needs some real TLC o get her to produce god you. Let me know if you need any other help.

I'd pot them up with just a good compost medium, you can top dress/ mulch with banana peelings, I wouldn't worry about egg shells and don't add coffee grinds, they are very acidic and raise your ph causing lock out!

Good to hear the pest situation is clear, you don't need any further complications. I'd get everything ready to transplant as soon s possible, just wait until the medium is less wet and will hold together. When you transplant, water them in with a high P&K fert but half the recommended strength...

Looking at the guide it looks like a Phosphorous deficiency.. Going into flower with miracle grow will affect your P&K nutrient levels.... Need to get onto some flower nutrients.

Ok, so there's a few issues here... firstly you should have potted them up before flipping to 12/12, if it's only two weeks in I'd pot them up carefully now and as tossweed said try organic medium. Second, check the weight of the pot when you transplant and before it's fully watered, then...