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^^^ On point. I'm seeing some open as well.

Looks good. A bit of nute burn. Cut the nutrients in half. she'll be fine. Best of luck.

Put the egos away. Keep in mind there is a myriad of environments we use so maybe one shoe does not fit all. Most growers like to tinker and hyperfocus (ADHD) so do what works for you and your chemo/pheno.

Light leak? Could be a mutant if the others are producing normally.

Nice work.

Looks overfed. Here is a decent reference https://www.growweedeasy.com/cannabis-plant-problems/nitrogen-toxicity

looks fine

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Wedding Gelato - RQS Root Beer Float - Hermetic Genetics Icebox Pie - Freeworld Birthday Runtz - Elev8 Afghan Kush - an old collection of regular beans from Boulder.

Waking up the family Marantz style!

I doubt the soil is too hot at this stage. It's hard to diagnose without knowing the complete history - IE how aad when transplanted, environment, health before transplant, etc... There appears to be a host of issues that may lead one to the roots and possible damage but without more info hard...

The only sought-after chemos on the Western Slope of Colorado in the mid 80's early 90's that I was aware of was Purple Paonia Paralizer. It was the gold standard back then when everything else was lacking. Here is a bit of history...

Dig the SP3000.

Looks fine for the conditions. Let it finish and tweak the next grow accordingly. Good luck!

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Unknown. Any pistols?

Loved him some Cigars and wouldn't give them up.

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