ben_roxx•

I won't bother with deficiency, as it appears that you're the proud dad of a young boy! Pic a bit blurry, i could be wrong, but it really looks like.

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ReD_LiOn1101•

Looks Male from what I can see also.

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beachboygemini•

Boy

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Budsy_420•

I see balls 👀 sorry fam

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0sprinklOP•

Haha I'll check tomorrow, IIRC I saw the first female preflowers a few days ago. Fingers crossed.

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Montylabz•

Nah, it’s a dude!

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Guavadoodoo•

Yeah, looks dudish!

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WaterbearBisque•

Agree it’s a male. But for the sake of the issue, has it been really hot? Some of the lower leaves appear to have symptoms of heat stress. Alternatively, could be some sort of micronutrient deficiency ( those usually affect new growth); likely from ph being too high and making them unavailable rather than non existent.

I over applied wallastonite to one plant this year (calcium silicate). It has a liming effect, ph rose too high and the plant had micronutrient deficiencies most of the summer. Had weird twisty growth like this with odd discolorations.

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0sprinklOP•

Both too hot and a pH issue I believe. But it's weird, the other plants don't seem to have the same problem. This is more of a sativa pheno though. Anyway I just killed it. Kind of relieved the problem plant was a male :)

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0sprinklOP•

Confirmed male, I saw the signs in the pic afterwards as well but I was kind of hoping still it was visual deception haha.

Well that solved my problem very quickly! Thanks guys ;)

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InternationalIntern8•

1.) that’s got nut sacks all over it. 2.) it’s not a deficiency it’s a toxicity of nitrogen. 3.) add some potash to that mix.

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