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If someone says they can identify a strait by looking at it they are 100% a scammer.

She looks happy to me. The plant will start to push it's nutrients to the flowers at this stage of its life, so some of the leaves will start to change depending on it's genetics it could change to any number of colors. This is probably just the start of the fade. Again though that plant looks...

My guess is PH lockout, or Potassium deficiency. I'm not super well versed on what you're using to feed, but if it's got Potassium I'd guess salt buildup is causing a high PH, so flush. If cronk doesn't have potassium the plant needs some added to the mix.

It sounds like you need to calibrate them.

If you can control the temp and humidity of the room it's basically the same as a tent. A tent is also very handy for those looking to contain the smell. Overall a tent is just a tiny room. A tiny room is more easy to control the humidity and temp of.

If you wanna eyeball it you can go by the pistols. You want to see most if not all of them dry out and depending on the strain change colors to an orange. If you wanna get serious about it get a jeweler's loop or something with ~40x magnification and inspect the trichomes and shoot for ~20%...

As someone who's recently started I've found like 1/2 of learning about growing is to parse out the "bro science" and the older myths from what's actually scientifically backed. As far as I can tell the only seed sexing tips are all myths unless you've got a lab to do DNA testing. I am happy to...

Oh wow these tester seeds are indeed very cheap, and the ones on sale are even cheaper. This is a great recommendation dude thank you!

I want to build a little "worst case scenario" package of seeds to toss in my fridge and keep them sealed unless something happens to American's ability to buy seeds. Not to get political, but we've watched them attack the 2018 farm bill's loop holes time and time again. I just want to have a...

For liquid feed I always recommend starting with 1/2 dose of what the manufacture says for photoperiods and like 1/4-1/3 for auto flowers since they are a bit more touchy. Most of these companies have a number you can call or an online chat feature that's also super helpful.

Yeah the site has 2$ reg and 5$ fem seeds. Very interested to see how OP does.

Glitterfuk might be my favorite new strain name. Never heard of them but please report back if it is indeed glittery as fuck.

Looks happy and healthy just showing a bit of preflowering.the coloring is beautiful I bet that's going to be a sexy looking plant when she's finished up.

You feed every day? I hope you're using a tiny amount. I'd back off the feed from the way that plant looks. For the record most people feed more like once a week.

Yeah I also wouldn't trust that light to actually be 300w Looks like one of the ones for house plants. Also that color doesn't look like any full spec light I've seen.

This plant decided to just not grow at all until 2 weeks in, and was my first experience with a "runt". After that she took off, but never got very big. That said the buds were sooooooooo dense. Without a doubt the smelliest to come out of our grow closet so far, and the bag appeal isn't half...

SO today we come to the question on if this plant was worth saving. Once she lost all of her fan leaves I think we were destined for disappointment. Even through she thrived after we let her recover from the underwatering she was not even close to as dense as I had hoped for. She looked so much...

Yeah I've had good luck transplanting autos, but I never wait more than a week or so to get them in their final pot. You wanna get them in as fast as possible to not stunt the roots. If the roots cant keep up on day 30ish when it flips to flower you're gonna have a bad time.

Your plants are getting close to being done so they are sending energy and nutes to the buds and away from the leaves. If you lookup the term "fade" you'll see this is very common. These plants look absolutely fantastic home slice.

Looks like a phosphorus deficiency. If it was just a normal fade where the genetics turn it purple that typically only happens during late flower if from what I've seen.