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I like using these for sticky traps. I use the yellow ones.

What makes a green strain attractive to me is when they have fat orange pistils. Solid buds but not especially tight. Might have genetic foxtails. These are some of my favorite types to smoke. Never had a purple strain or rock hard buds come close to strains with that look when smoked.

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To me it looks like it might just be a genetic mutant. Might grow out of it if it is, might not.

They tend to drink less in the final week or two before harvest.

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I have a lower IQ than most of you guys and gals, so I try to stick to what I know and try to explain things in a way that a layman would understand when chatting with new growers.

I just took another look. Looking at his lower leaves I think he might be on to something regarding the air pots. If it changed his wet and dry cycle, I could see where at times his soil would get a bit to dry causing the plants to pull water from the lower leaves leaving them limp and dying...

I respectfully disagree that leaves not receiving light will yellow and die. I kept these fan leaves green on a 13-week strain most of the way to harvest. This is from my signature below. This isn't to distract from the OP's problem. His problem as mentioned is feeding way too much.

Doesn't look like bugs. Looks like those leaves are original leaves from the clone. If it was me, I'd just monitor the new growth before trying to fix anything.

I've been in 6 grow comps online. I feel the only comp worth playing in or worth following is when everyone is growing the same strain. I found solo cup comps are best if the grower is playing to improve their skills as a grower. Players who are in it for the prizes are not going to enjoy it if...

When you water. Do you water to runoff and leave the water in the tray? That will cause that type of root growth through the drainage holes.

It's not root bound if it was just transplanted 3 weeks ago. Could be related to the way you water. Looking at the soil you are using it might also be a soil and pot that doesn't have good drainage keeping the lower section of the soil too wet.

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I don't think you can eliminate springtails if they are already established. It would take a heavy infestation for there to be issues. I've had some heavy populations of springtails and have never really had a problem with them being there. If the population gets too big it could be an...

Looks like one of the good mites in the soil in the 1st picture and a springtail in the second. I would go ahead and transplant. The troublesome spider mites found on the leaves are the bad mites, soil mites are beneficial. Springtails can be beneficial if their numbers are low.

Double coats are the worst.

You asked how they look. The truth? Most growers get turned off by bud pics loaded with hair.

Looks like a nice setup. These guys will help you with getting your lighting dialed in. As far as transplanting, I'd wait at least a week to transplant, maybe longer depending on how it adapts to the new light. Although I just looked at the cups as mentioned not much soil in them might become an...