Is it time to let Bertha go?

@Candog: Interesting! I just found that exact issue with a different plant while I was moving it from soil to coco. @DesertGrower: I have decided to let her finish. I know what went wrong in this grow it's all in the diary. Root damage and excess nitrogen amongst other issues, too little light in the first two weeks as well. As I have other diaries in progress I am relatively confident in the medium and lighting at this point. My companion plants are not causing any issues in any of my grows so I am not concerned about that, but thank you for your opinion.

I suggest you keep Bertha and try to learn from what went wrong for your next grow. It looks like it was stunted and so I would think about possible causes. Environmental Issues-Temperature, Watering Issues, Light Issues, Soil??? From my experience, It looks to me like it could have been in cooler than desired temps which will stunt growth. I also suggest eliminating other plants in the pot to ensure it’s has proper root space.

Yeah toss it .inspect the roots when you do sometimes they get a crook in the tap root and grow messed up . post it if you can

Yes, grow superior photperiod plants in future.........they are far more stable, use less electricity and yield much, much more. And best of all, YOU control when flowering occurs!

You've already aborted the grow so why the question? You may have just gotten a mutant seed or it was bad genetics - hope you give growing another go... your perseverance is admirable.... and you CAN do it! Good luck....

I guess you could do some figurin, if yar short on space is it costin ya to keep it. Sometime them punky ones will give ya something special but ya gotta do your math is it worth 50 a g whe its dried. Sometimes ya gotta cull the herd but i would really consider that when space or cost/value is a concern.

WWJD?