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Wet trim today, hang in tent for 3 - 4 days then into the wooden closet or cardboard box. Plenty of ventilation as @coreywebster says. This is a taboo subject but you could also move your cut into tent and grow and dry at the same time. I has done this and still got stoned to the bone with the...

I'd go ahead and transplant it. I've done it a few times before and all was well. Posting pics would be best to see what's going on with the plant.

The caterpillars I had were I think Tortrix moth caterpillars. The slugs and snails don't seem to bother my plants. I've seen the odd one at them but they prefer my other garden plants. They're a minor irritant rather than a plague of locusts that demolish everything in their path.

Should be ok. I'd a storm take down a plant a couple of years ago. I pulled her back up, put a big stake in ground and tied her up with a rope. She just carried on as if nothing had happened. After I'm not sure what causes the leaf damage, I'm in UK and had similar damage on an outdoor Auto...

Yup or even these https://www.r2thk.com/R2T-Minimal-Sunlike-Rock-Board-240-X-LEDs-301B-351H-LED-Bar-LED-Grow-Strip-for-Horticulture-Planting-pd43029517.html

The closer to the canopy the light is the less light is lost on the walls.

Some nice colours going on there. She's definitely not fecked up. Doesn't look black to me, more dark purpling which is the norm in some strains. I'd give it another week yet. It's just a learning curve. Once you get some decent nutes and keep your next plant/plants better trained I'll guarantee...

The Biobizz mixes have buffers in them to keep the medium at around a pH of 6.6 so you could get away without pHing your water, nutrients. I think your pH of 6 - 6.3 is a bit on the low side for soil.

Perhaps it is the soil being too strong in nutrients and you are compounding the problem by adding even more nutrients. All Mix has an ec of 2.4 and a pH of 6.6 Its very strong soil. You'd have been better using the Light Mix. EC 1.4 I've used All Mix once and found it very hot for young...

It just gives them a bit more light for like 3.4 milliseconds. I can't see it doing any harm.

I have the R2T 512 boards. They are like the Mark 1 version. One of the first fuller spectrum lights on offer I think. Not top name leds on the board apart from the Samsung LM561C whites back then but I'm happy with them. Been using them for nearly 2 years now with no issues. They grow dank...

There's 5 x RQS Royal Gorrilla clones and a flower bomb seed plant back left under ~ 270 watts led

No, I'm not using co2. I've a friend who uses co2 though and I think he goes up to around 1200 - 1500 ppfd I don't scrog but my plants are usually clones and I train them to be of similar height.

You didn't mention what readings you were getting under the 1000W DE HPS or is the 834 ppfd average reading for both the led and hps? What led light are you using? I run around 800 - 1000 over 12hrs in flowering. I start them flowering at around 600 and let them stretch into the higher umols...

Nice buds. Its nearly there. Looks like at least another week though. Good luck

Yea, sounds like you are on top of things. You can also get sticky trap sheets. Theyre quite cheap. You can place around the room, especially flying insects are attracted by the colour, there is blue and yellow coloured ones. I think the thrip prefer blue.....

Because everyone is using leds now and the hoods are redundant........:bigjoint:

There is always the chance of getting bugs over a wide range of temps but they like warmer temps as you say. The spider mite, a bit of info below. There is an optimum were they will explode in fast reproduction in the grow room. Inspect your plants daily for bugs and get on top of the problem...

Just give her a plain watering, no vendor tablet next time she dries out. Then back to a a feed again. Still a couple of weeks to go yet and it'll be worth the wait in weight. You are gonna have to get some proper nutes next time. Doesn't need to be anything fancy. Tomato food or a 1 part bloom...