@Countryboyjvd1971 Ok I’ll be figuring that out and most of my videos mainly speak about my condition and equipment I use and I’ll edit out what isn’t really necessary as well …gotta figure how to edit out/remove foul language lol 
talk soon and thanks again 
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Looking forward to seeing them
Lol yeah olease edit any fowl language out if possible showing you equipment is fine as well
Just a heads up read forum rules and policies and as long as you stay with in them you will be fine my friend 
CB
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@Countryboyjvd1971 Ok cool absolutely gonna read those BTW I uploaded another video a few minutes ago!!take a look at it
again thank you and talk soon
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https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoYS0XAGsO2HVgTFVCjLb77oPG1cIrwqM Here’s the link let me know if it’s ok before I put it public
Thanks
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Wow. I see that. Thank you for sharing that. I’ve killed some plants myself trying to kill pests on the leaves. I sprayed them with something that they absolutely hated and they died overnight. I know how you feel when that stuff happens especially when it’s your own fault. It doesn’t feel good but in the end it’s a great learning experience. Your second girl looks great though. Enjoy your growing. And thank you for sharing that.
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@Herbal I’m sorry that happened how long was she in veg and how exactly did you chorp her and what strain is she?
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Definitely learn @Herbal you don’t actually cut when you super Crop my friend you just bend it to a Direction and bend till it breaks at the desired height will be here for next time keep growing✌️
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Hard to tell since nowadays most everything is a hybrid so they can show indica looking leaves in veg and sativa like leaves in flower. Just depends on phenotypes really. Every seed, even from the same mother, will express different traits. Look more at plant height and how much she stretches in flower for a better idea of what you’re growing. However, all that can be manipulated by how you train her too. Sorry for all the gibberish lol.
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I was just reading over your post’s and just wondering what feeding schedule synthetic or organic or even are they liquid nutrients just an observation but is there a small piece nutrient burn on the tips of the leaves always remembered less is more keep growing
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And that a given my friend we all do and the people on this forum including myself are hear to help I all so grow Organic using European based products call biobizz and Bio-Nova I am on my 4th grow had my ups and downs but in really enjoy growing it has helped me in so many ways in mind and body just remember less is always more with any feeding schedule you will be fine onwards and upwards 
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It could be a Magnesium deficiency that can make your leaves start curling it looks fine in the second photo are your temperature and humidity OK?
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It’s pretty common for leaves to droop after watering. Check on them tomorrow and see how they are in the morning.
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If they are still looking lethargic tomorrow then we can dive into that then.
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Not necessarily. You just reset the medium to the ph you’re desiring. Did the last watering of your flush contain any nutrients? I’m not really seeing much drooping in those recent pics
What nutrient line are you running?
A ph of 8 is way too alkaline for Cannabis plants. No matter if it’s organic or not. You want your ph for soil around 6.2-6.8 and soilless at 5.6-6.3 usually, depending on nutrients used.
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@MattyBear I grow only organic and you are spot on with the p h assessments you have just giving the highest my P H has gone was 7.2 and that worried me so getting a reading of 8 is way too high.
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Ph your water to the level you want it to be at and run it through.
But not till she’s dryed out after you have now feed her do you know exactly what Ph you put in today.
It works wonders for my PTSD and anxiety too keeps my mind occupied @Herbal 