Cherry Gar-See-Ya

It looks fine to me,it might be from the lights your using,keep an eye on her,and if you see any more try raising you light.happy growing!

Plant is shedding it's skin like a snake. When you transplant you can bury that area and it will root up.

Hi Thats great. You'll start with the single, then 3 fingers, then on to 5 and 7 and most people will get some 9 fingers. Basically your plants completely healthy and happy. Keep up the good work. 👍

It is nothing and not an issue for concern, no plant will ever have 100% perfect leaves, 100% of the time. It is not caused by anything and will not harm your plants' growth, yields or potency. It is just like a mole or freckle on a humans' skin. Hope this helps, Organoman.

looks like a phosphorus or potassium deficiency at an early stage

The lower leaves could be from the leaves touching the soil when the plant is in rest mode, or from water getting on it from watering. It could even be start of a calcium deficiency. Make sure when you water you get run off out the bottom of the pot. Make sure your ph is in range. Don't weed with every watering try and feed every 2nd or 3rd watering. Wait for top inch of soil to dry inbetween watering/feeding.

Looks like a FIM. Two new sites will grow on the sides of the removed growth. Sometimes new growth will grow out of where you cut as well and you get 3 heads lol. Good luck with your grow

It’s not a deficiency. It’s the first symptom of a the EC level starting to raise, NaCl is forming up in the soil. You’re probably not using enough water when you water the plant, and not getting enough drain coming out to rinse the extra salt out. The lemon is citric acid, and just helped to get rid of a bit of the extra NaCl, but not enough apparently. It won’t be efficient as a pH Down, your tap water should be around 7 which is good enough for growing Cannabis, just let it sleep 48H to evaporate the chlorine. And finally, your soil is a buffer and should be somewhere around 6.2, you just need to look the manufacturer details on the bag, it should be written somewhere.

Looks good. you might need to tie it down. As she heals she will get stronger and start bending up. see week 8 of my Barnies farm dairy where i do this to every branch. i even had some where the stem split. Didnt notice it heal any different from the clean bends

Hi there, Yours looking good.Don't worry much.But I would recommend to use some Cal-Mag supplement because I see some possible Magnesium deficiency in your last photos.Happy growing... ✌️

Hi there soil ph should be 6 to 6.8 so your only just out of the range. Try input at 6.8 and that should raise you back up to 6 then continue feeds/water with that high a ph and it should bring it up. Before you water the plants make sure your ph adjusted water has been sitting for a while because sometimes if you check the ph just after adjusting you may get a figure that is false because the ph hasn't had time to stabilise. If you get what I mean. Stoned. Very stoned

If needed, I wouldn’t be worried about supercropping several branches at once. That said, it looks like you have got a great horizontal canopy going so far.. unless you are pressed for vertical space I think you nailed it as far as training so far.

Your plant will now have used most the nutrition in the soil, most soils run out of nutrition around 5 to 6 weeks. You prob don't need to go to high an Ec on the bottled nutes but it's time to start adding some.

14 week veg? Flip! I flip between 4-10 weeks depending on my flower tent openings. Beautiful lady! ✌️🏻💚🌿💨

Looks like a thrip to me. They can be a pain in the ass.. even if you don’t see others they are likely there. I’d begin some type of pest management regimen to exterminate any others and be sure no more populate your grow area. There’s plenty of natural pest management solutions you can use, especially since you’re not in flower yet. I have used dr zymes which was decent but prefer Green Cleaner. I’d be proactive with it, because if they stick around into flower it’s a whole nother beast in my opinion. Odds are what you saw the other day is not the same one you saw and caught today.. so there’s likely more. If there’s no physical damage to leaves yet than you’re in good shape but still recommend starting a preventative pest management regimen.

Could well be a potassium deficiency appearing or some lightburn as it is quite even and uniform.