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Walleye (aka Pickerel) are great fish. Very active and fun to catch as they put up a great fight, easy to clean, and taste fantastic. Watch out for those teeth though, they can pretty much take a finger off! They're a member of the Pike family. Northern Pike is even more of a fight to catch...

Check back in two weeks. All the pistils are still white, meaning not ready yet.

I'm rather impressed. That's a cute little thing you've done there. Looks like another case of Stoner Ingenuity turned successful :D

Hand water that plant directly and see if it improves. The symptoms are that of under watering. Perhaps there's a clog in your irrigation system, or the ground is running the water away from that plant before it has a chance to absorb into the medium.

Out of curiosity, what do you use to screen shot your source material with the highlighting like that? Is it just a standard PDF reader or something?

I know and understand. Many people, when they are fearful and have no path forward point fingers and attempt blame laying. It's all good. Besides, it wouldn't be Politics if everyone got along now would it? ;)

50-60 watts per square foot for HPS (I currently am at 62.5 in one of my 4x4' tents with a 1000W lamp). Regarding solar, it's fine to run fans, controllers and other ancillary items (I do), but you'll be spending 10s of thousands of dollars for a solar rig that'll run the whole grow. Much of...

I don't know if they're Trumpers or not, but some act like it. Some are just plain fearful and angry. I had to illegally swap my Texas plates off of one of my vehicles that I drive here in Canada periodically because the way people were behaving towards us. People up here are especially fearful...

I'd recommend getting a few more grows under your belt before making a how-to Youtube series.

Didn't I just see this in another thread, and said you'd need the coco growers to speak up, because of how its difficult to over water in coco? Perhaps you should have stated that you're growing in coco so that the whole thing doesn't have to be repeated.

Size of the plant. Many strains will grow 2-3 times their size (particularly height) in the first three weeks of flower. The switch to flower for tent/small area growers is almost always guided by the distance you have between plant canopy and bottom of the lamp. Light penetration also...

I meant "switching out" one light cycle (18/6) for another (eg. 24/0). I wasn't referring to the light itself when I said that.

These look over watered. I'll have to let the coco growers speak up though, because over water in coco is apparently rare. Since I don't use coco, I can't provide advice on what needs to be done for the over watering.

That's called "watering to runoff". I usually see a few drips come out of my pots. That's all. Some people water until they get 10 to even 20% runoff. I've never found the need. Mostly I've found growers who run that kind of runoff are in coco.

"consistently something like" isn't how I work. If one doesn't know what their pH is, you're working blind, and if pH is off by enough of a margin (it doesn't take much!), any advice given to you may make things worse. I highly recommend you get a meter. If not, at least break the strips back...

Canada has reduced its undesired population count by one today. https://globalnews.ca/news/7179425/siu-haliburton-minden-grocery-store-assault/

Do you mean flushing? I've never done it, and I don't foresee me ever doing it. Reducing N will always fix an N tox issue, unless of course you're doing something else wrong (incorrect pH, over fertilization of other nutrients that cause more N uptake etc). Do you have an EC or PPM meter?

It is unwise to change more than one thing at a time in my humble opinion. When you do, you significantly reduce the ability to know what has caused an issue, or made things better. Give the lamp at least a week to see how the plants agree with it, get it aligned height-wise etc. Once stable...

Nitrogen toxicity. It appears to be a recent thing and still quite slight, so it's easily resolved. Lower the amount of whatever bottle has the N in it slightly for two waterings. If the problem is gone, you're good. If not, reduce even further for another two watering sessions.

That's Calcium deficiency that's been ongoing for some time. Medium? Nutrients? pH? It also appears as though you've got a white cat that's been allowed to frolic in the grow space. Irrelevant to the problem, but hair tastes nasty when burnt.