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@stealthfader508 made an awesome greenhouse, and I think he's out your way, Massachusetts anyway. Key is airflow.

Makes perfect sense.

I used potassium bicarbonate as a preventive to bud rot on the advice of a guy in my area, only lost one tiny lower bud to it. Chili/garlic spray + pb fucked the aphids and leafhoppers right up. Oh, hornets are your best friends. They patrol your buds for caterpillars. I saw one pick one off and...

I was worried about pests, and molds and fungi when I first went outdoors, and I only had a few Hindu Kush seeds. Turned out well, but Mostly because I was lurking here, and had a buddy in the area. Picked up a lot of good stuff. We're here to help.

On the other hand, the more problems you figure out on this run, the better your next should be. You'll also have the skill set for any need to replenish your stash in the winter.

Another grower on another forum (who I usually disagree with) described giving plain water in soil like this. You're trying to get rid of a buildup of salts, but those "salts" are just nutes that are no longer in solution. Adding water "reactivates" them, so you are in effect making those nutes...

Yeah, but they weren't in the early stages of N def when you did it were they?

And there are about 8 messages there while I'm typing, lol. The phing of the water is the only other thing that's changed, so...Yeah. Do that.

I think transplanting and immediately topping them might be a factor. The transition to new soil plus the shock of topping, they may not have spread their roots enough yet to make use of the new soil, and problems have their own momentum in soil. Problem is they're yellow enough that if I'm...

Thanks, but I don't have the patience. I learned to look through an issue thoroughly from mentoring younger troops in my unit, next step after that is knocking heads together, lol.

Dry soil by the looks of it. Did your buddy water them? They won't be able to use the nutes in the soil if it's too dry.

I get that. And Wizzle does too, which is why he told him to cut the concentration. Yeah. I get that. And it's easy to loose your temper when you think someone is going to get their plants hurt due to advice which is easily misinterpreted. It was a misunderstanding. That's all.

The spores are everywhere in the environment. You're inhaling them now.

Calm down guys. @Veeplants You do say in your post that nitrogen is vital in every stage of growth, but you also seem to tell the OP not to give his plants any. That seems to be where this disagreement starts. @Wizzlebiz also clearly states that if a grower is using the schedule, they should...

Powdery mildew is harmless to anyone who doesn't have an allergy to it. But I still wouldn't smoke it.

I saw a homemade TLC result for GDP that showed it, in all 4 of a guy's plants.

There's a bit of hype about it now. Some people hoping it'll help them lose weight. There is a small amount of evidence that it helps to re-set insulin resistance, and revs the metabolism, but it's questionable. There is slightly more evidence for it helping to stimulate bone growth. It does...

Any strain high in THCV will be more energetic. Just be careful, at lower percentages THCV is an antagonist to THC, and higher it's an agonist. It also shortens the high a bit. If you've ever had a short, really powerful high, that might have been high in THCV.

UK and EU flags right at the top of the page. https://greenleafnutrients.com/canada/product/mega-crop/

I think you're mistaking pistils and trichomes.