tumbleweed

Just saying hello, current CA patient, grow own meds to be sure of quality. Looking forward to meeting people here and sharing knowledge. Peace, tw

Final pics from when chopped a week ago, 9.5z dried in 2x4 tent.

I don't

thank you, now another 4-5 weeks

Somans were not from my recommendation, Sin City Seeds (expensive) would have been. No, normally I prefer regs vs fem for buying seeds, but sometimes I get a few female flowers that throw seeds and I know they are female and save them.

definite variation between the plants there, looking at the leaves, but yea, could still be the same genetics or not

Don't think so, White Nightmare from Sin City Seeds, looks pretty Sativa to me?

just genetics

Agree, it is a complex answer required. My current one I flipped before 8 weeks old, so guess closer to a sweet 16?

Not at all, how long you flower them does make a difference, make sure you wait to chop until fully developed.

No, they are still under the pair of LUSH Herbal Vador 2x LED

btw, I think I ended up flipping them 5-6 days ago...

It's because I know how big they will get and I will run out of space

18" tall and 30" wide, time to flip soon

4 weeks since planted the seeds, 12" tall and 24" wide...

OK, moved them into larger containers today (17g), I don't really call it 'transplanting' because it's just to a larger tub (DWC) and ZERO shock to the plants (I just move the net pot lids to the new tubs). Allowing for airspace above the nutrient solution, there is aprox 10-11g nutrients per tub. I also added a 2nd air stone to each tub. The slight discoloration you see on the roots is caused by 'stain' of the micro nute of my 3-part (Cutting Edge Solutions). Dumped the existing nute solution and mixed fresh, got lucvky and have an even 6.0 in both new tubs. Lights are aprox 12-13" above the plant tops (LUSH Herbal Vador 2x) note: the minimum recommended manufacturer distance is 18" above - I have grown these from seeds/seedlings too close to the light so they are well adjusted. peace, tw

chances are very good it was not under too much light at a store selling it...

if it's not soft or mushy, could be just normal growth

assuming you don't have other causes, curling is usually caused by the plant trying to dissipate heat (lights too close could cause that as well).

I like fox farms ocean forest myself (straight)