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Be sure to use a toothpick though and also to wet the shell a bit, 1 or 2 itsy bitsy tiny drops of water on it and you're good to remove it

Did you take the entire shell off the plant? If not, then do it

Damn, well i don't want to throw it away just incase the problem can be solved. I'll transplant with perlite and keep it for a few days, if the problem persists i'll take it down.

Most probably, you might be right. I'll go check what they have available in stores. I heard powdered Perlite is the way to go, no chunks or that other bull crap. Do you think if i added some Perlite to my hole, and transplanted the plant the problem will go away?

You must be feeling hungry to ask that question haha. This is the soil i used (All i can find here, in the shitty east): I mixed it with some good quality red clay at a ratio of 2:1 (1 being the clay of course).

Hey guys, I've been having this issue for a week (or 2, not quite sure). Haven't added any nutes to the soil, i water with a ph of 6.0, the soil itself is said to have a ph of 5.5 to 6.5. I will be transplanting it to the ground in a forest nearby later this after noon (its 1pm now) and i need...

They look better than last time, good to know they are recovering. It's an Indica, the leafs made me think so. Fat/Wide big leafs are usually Indica, and long/thin leafs are usually Sativa (just in case you were wondering).

Edit: Never mind, figured out it's a fertilizer. Though i was told it's soil by some. Maybe i misunderstood them, but thanks anyway :p

Title say's it all. That's the best soil i can find here in my country. I'm planning to use it for both veg & flower. What's your opinion about this mix?

You might want to dry out the leafs since it rained a few hours ago; if you keep those tiny drops of water on the leafs, the sun will burn the spot on your leaf. Also i noticed in your last image (besides the rain drops) that the very bottom leafs seem to be getting eaten by some pests/insects...

Hello from Lebanon also! Currently on a grow too, growing Cheese & Applejack outdoors. I believe you should water with tap water/running water, i don't think drinking water/mineral water will cut it. It might be a heat issue, usually what you want to do is keep them in an area where they get at...

Hey guys, i can't see the pictures of this thread. Shows an image icon with an X on its right. Is it just me or is anyone else having the same problem?

Chop her up man

Looks like some Thai Sativa.

OK I found this: Source: https://www4.uwm.edu/fieldstation/naturalhistory/bugoftheweek/red_velvet_mite.cfm Can any1 verify? I don't want to kill them if they're not the ones causing problems.

Yea i googled it, that's the one. Is this a problem? Or are they harmless to plans?

Can anyone help me? I need to know if the active proteins in the Trinidad Scorpion Moruga pepper is the same as the Habanera one. All i have here is Trinidad Scorpion Moruga, other than that there's the regular old pepper.

For F***s SAKE! Last year i did a grow on my garden and my plant got raped by fucking spider mites and leaf miners. This season, i planned to start my plants on my building's roof and then transplant them into the forest (which i have holes ready). So today i come up to check on them, and guess...

Wow 2 to 3 weeks. One of the plants shown in the pictures is an auto, do you think it's still useful to keep it? I mean i don't want to end up with a 1 gram plant.

Yea that's what i did. Hopefully all turns out well. Thanks for your reply dude. Let's see what the others have to say