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Herers one that started with 3 cotyledons. The only noticeable difference is that only one branch is pushing out 3 leaves at the new growth nodes.

Ill give one a try! Thanks!

From what your describing (heavy pots) I would say "wet feet". Let those pots dry out a bit. You may be cutting off oxygen to the roots.

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Nutrient/salt build up.

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Not that anyone cares but here's a quick update. I simply held the blocks sideways for a bit and let the excess water drain off. That and some strategic pruning and voila .......happy plants. Sometimes just a touch more oxygen to the roots makes a huge difference. Not to mention the root system...

This exactly. However in this case those trichomes seem to be degrading severely. Thats the reason I said chop.

Becoming a big fan of solfire. In two 6 packs I've popped, I've found a couple of legit keepers.

Agree on the bud photo but all the other trichomes are milky. Thats why I'm saying chop. Not to mention a bunch of those trichome heads are completely missing. Odd for sure. Edit: Also personally I tend to harvest on the early side. I'm a "mostly milky" type guy. I like minimal amber typically.

I say chop chop. Looks like some of the heads are even collapsing. They might be just very thin walled.

I get concerned when I DON'T bring out the colors at the end of a grow. haha.

Another option. havent used them nut hear good things. Sale. https://medicgrow.com/collections/5x5-ft

No doubt. I'm no stranger to a bit of overwatering early on in some of my grows. However these cultivars seem a bit more sensitive to it than most. I do aerate my res and bottom feed with ebb and flow. I think they will grow into the blocks in a week or so but until then I wouldn't mind wicking...

This actually crossed my mind. haha

Nice first grow!! Upward and onward!! :bigjoint:

Anyone have any good tips on how to draw some of the water out of my rockwool? Got some 3 week old seedlings/plants in 6x6x4 cubs and they are not responding great to the amount of water in the cubes. I'm only watering every 4ish days not because they need it but just to get some fresh water in...

I'd be willing to bet everything said here is spot on.

I would think this would be very strain dependent?