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They look like some type or pest to me. Was there any mold in the bud?

If ph is ok then it’s likely root or nutrient related. It looks like it’s very hungry. Sorry it’s been so long replying. Don’t get much internet time with my job. How do they look now?

But all seriousness aside. I would think it’s either too much fan, not enough water, or mites.

Ya know I was thinking. Watering in a tote sounds like a really good idea with fabric pots. Just dunk it in and then wait to do it again. Lol

Can we get a whole plant pic please?

Just spray 10 minutes before lights out.

Try nuke em by flying skull, Athena ipm, or lost coast plant therapy. They are all amazing.

Yeah man. Very stealthy. I would reveg it and then clone it.

My bad you said buds. Those really look like that strain. Idk if it’s a mutation or what but likely unstable or mislabeled genetics.

Look up dr grin spoon man. I maybe saw one brown bug on the plants but that’s it.

Not close. I would wait for a bit of amber before chop that way you know it’s going close to degrading.

i cant remember who, but a member here posted this, and i found it useful to use to get the info folks here like 1. Are you growing from seed or clones? 2. How old are your plants? 3. How tall are your plants? 4. What size containers are they planted in? 5. What is your soil mix? 6. How...

I’m gonna chime in here and say this looks like mites man.

Let’s see an updated photo. I would transplant before flower if it’s been that long. Transplanting before flower is always best.

But how long has it been in that 3 gallon pot? They look way to bad right now. Let’s figure out the issue then flip. If you do it now without fixing the problem it could be very disappointing later. They look really hungry to me. All of em.

You can do that. Or you take some of your medium and put it in a cup of phd water and make a slurry then dip your ph meter in it. But if you do the run off way remember what you put in and if it’s different then what you put in let us know.

I would transplant if it’s been in that pot for a bit before flower. Let it recover then flip.

That plant seems mighty hungry.

You need to check the ph of the medium. Do a slurry test with your PhD water.

How close are your lights?