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what nutrients are you using and how much/often are you feeding it?

i've never tried this, but i've heard that you can get essence of lemon (peppermint, orange, strawberry, mint) from candy making supply stores. mix 2 ounces per gallon with their last watering and you should have a pronounced flavor/smell

if your humidity is over 60% in flower you might have budrot

you think it was a magnesium deficiency? if so, for the future you can get epsom salts (magnesium sulfate) and add 2 tsp per gallon to fix the deficiency. or foliar spray for faster uptake

when you see the cotyledon (the beginning rounded ones) leaves begin to die, start adding nutes very slowly.

hey monday, i'd love to know how exactly you do that

can't see pics, but if you made a soil ratio of 4 parts hydroton to 1 part soil, that is definitely a problem too. Soilless media only works because hydroponic growers bathe their plants in very high amounts of professional grade nutrients. You need more soil for the type of nutrients you are using.

nope, leave it alone. Even if you get the seed case off, the plant is unlikely to unfurl it's leaves until it's ready. Either it'll open or it won't. If you see the leaves trying to come out but getting stuck on a mostly open helmet, then you could help a little.

i'm a hydro guy personally. You need somebody else for advice like that. the back of my botanicare grow formula says to use 1 ml for every 200 ml of water. hope that helps

yea, it's a green light, not red. Your set up is VERY similar to mine. my flowering room is 10x12x8 feet high and I run 2 flood tables 4 x 5. Are you planning on building your tables? If so, I can show you how I build mine in two weeks through my journal. You're going to need a biggg reservoir...

ya, looks like a nitrogen deficiency. you'll be fine. its a healthy plant.

you only need to flush if you have a salt build up and nutrient lockout. As long as you don't overfeed, you don't need to flush.

you didn't add any nutes to this before now? I'm sure that will fix your plant. Those leaves aren't coming back tho.

I want to reference this thread whenever somebody asks if shifting their potted plant, watering with tap water, vegging in 80 degree temps, etc will stress their plant. That's the only good I can see coming from this train wreck :) Good luck Michael!

wait, you vegged a plant, flowered it, stripped some bud from your plants, and tried to veg it again?? You need to not do that anymore.

nice gifs!

what the hell, why are you growing in rocks dude. To answer your non-question looks like you're feeding too much. you might have a salt buildup

your plants look pretty healthy imo. I too noticed the bending and it's a salt buildup. If you want to make sure you're not close to locking nutrients out, check the ph of your runoff water and if it's significantly higher than 6.5 you should probably flush. I think that's a bit extreme for this...

ya, it's never good to remove the fan leaves. Even when you start harvest, I wouldn't remove the leaves more than a day before you cut the plant down.

you said you grow in soil right? your plants won't need nutes for a few weeks now. Adding nutes now would actually do more harm than good. Co2 isn't necessary for plants these size either. Simply breathing in there while you're working will raise the co2 levels to 500 ppm. co2 is great, but wait...