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By the looks of these two I think they nutrient locked and have not done anything for the last two weeks not even drinking this is week 11-1/2 so I pulled them I started all the autos at same time and they pretty much all sprouted same day or next but they are all going to finish at different times I believe
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To chop or not to chop that is the question 12 weeks today I’m not good at deciding to chop or keep going lol
Going by the last pic another while but not far off either, juicy looking!
Thats gonna be a great forest when all those girls mature
Room for rent? 
How many have you actually going?
They’re autos along the house?
9 autos three photos replacing autos with clones as soon as I pull them transplanted clones two days ago another week and they are all going into 10 gallon fabric pots
I have the autos against the house so the rain doesn’t get to them@Dinky
A really nice setup 
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Went back to work last week here is a new update hoping that the clones take off and still have time to mature but I can always move to garage and finish flowering if not done before frost
Any idea of what this could be I’m outside and don’t have any information other than I’m in dirt thirty gallon fabric pot @MidwestGuy
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@OGIncognito what do you think my problem is her
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Was anything sprayed or misted on the top of this plant? I couldn’t get a good look at the top but looks like some color coming out…a pheno expression. Twisted leaves are concerning 
I’m coming up with phosphorus deficiency sound right? Nothing sprayed on I use well water don’t ph fox farms trio any ideas how correct quick @OGIncognito
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This is pretty critical Brother. Nutrient absorption happens in soil at a PH range of 6.3-6.8 with 6.5 being optimum. Well water PH is typically high and the adding the trio will lower the PH but you need to know what that is. A deficiency can be PH related 95% of the time and would recommend following a drench to drought routine for soil. Drench to liberal run off on feed days to expel the extra salt that accumulates in the root zone from the trio. Some synthetic fertilizers are salt heavy and can tank the PH in the soil….run off helps rinse these away
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I have checked ph occasionally it’s usually right at 6.5ish after nutrients added to water I typically water to run off and then wait until they are dry so salt buildup shouldn’t be issue I’m thinking the plant has depleted all the phosphorus from my soil it’s been growing since march transplanted a couple times I tried socking it with some nutrients well see what happens
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