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AC Filter. That said, I've run filterless before with no issues.

No, a typical kettle is ~12-1500 watts, so 10-12.5 amps at 120v.

That's a great way to start a wire fire. :wall::wall::wall::wall:

I agree on DE - anything that lives on the leaves can't stand up to DE.

Also, that looks like an organic, which you should generally avoid in a hydrobucket. Try their KoolBloom liquid product if you want a bloom booster in your bucket.

Looks good. What is the NPK rating on that booster? Too much Phosphorus could be the cause of your problem.

The weakness maybe from the strain or harvesting too early.

A jewelers loop will help you identify a fungus. Looks like calcium deficiency or lock out.

For an~11 week plant, my experience is ~3 weeks of stretch after flip. Then about 2 more weeks of slow vertical growth and after that the plants don't really get much taller.

I didn't know you could condense weed that much.

I've tested plants with high levels of neem (2x recommended rate) and hit them every couple of days and still took a while to fry them. Neem is a good all purpose oil to keep around. Does stink though.

What bloom booster are you using? Link? Plants still look good so you're doing a good job staying on top of the PH swings. How are the roots doing?

That's why I personally start flushing 3 weeks prior to harvest.

I highly doubt it. You need to decarb THC to activate it. When smoking or vaping, this is done during the heating process. With edibles again we need to cook the weed. Same goes for topicals; you heat the THC to activate it. That said, THC does increase heart rate. I've never noticed...

You should be able to spray ~3 weeks into flower (after the flip). At that point, hopefully those plants make it the rest of the way with no issues. The neem stays on the plant for a while after spraying it.

Indoors - 5-7 gals max. You can grow decent sized plants in a 3 gal pot. If you have 10 foot tall ceilings or a ton of space then maybe 10s, but in 4x4 space with normal ceiling height, 5 should be more than enough.

Cool. I'm in peat and they look like a good solution. Already have the monster saucers.... :p

Flushing doesn't remove "chemicals" from the plant, flushing removes "chemicals" from the media. It might make sense to flush in soil or coco because you could have (too many) nutes built up in the media. With DWC, you don't flush because the media is the water that I assume he's changing out...

Sort of. The plants reach a DLI at which point they won't continue to photosynthesis. That's why your plants are droopy, they were basically done for the day. It's not uncommon to see plants droop on a 18/6 cycle for the same reason - they've had enough light for day. You're wasting power by...

You're taking a chance when you use products like Terpinator in a rez because it has sugars/carbs which bacteria and fungi love to feed on. Avoid sweeteners too.