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From what I read they say when it starts flowering periodically spray the silver throughout its life cycle. Now this will produce male pollen sacks with female pollen in the sacks. Now you can let that plant pollinate a female plant. The second plant (the one with just bud) will produce...

Thos could just be empty calyxes. Feel that on on the top and see if it has a hard ball forming inside.

Nice man.

It was just bagseed. Did it when I was a teenager. Bout 20 years ago now.

Did they all go male outside? I did 20 many years ago real close together. They all went male. I figured the root systems kinda did a hive mind thing.

No herm. Just a male.

I would meticulously monitor my ph and just water for a few days.

You need box 3. Do both to some extent. I would flush and get rid of any leaves that are over 25 or 30 percent damaged. Dont strip it because those are basically the plants solar panels.

I had spider mites several grows. You can always see them under the leaf. I want to say if you cant see them its probably not bugs.

Looking delicious. I like to let mine go 25 to 35 percent amber. I never used anything but my eyes to se the change.

One thing to remember is when the plant gets older those leaves will no longer exist.

Damn bro. Hate to say it but your plant is on its way out. Be gone in like 3 days... Lmao. Jk. Looking fine to me. Do you feed her yet?

As for reflection. I notice a white pool deck can nearly blind you when the sun hits it. I put aluminum foil down shiny side up. To me white seems to reflect light better.

I see nothing yet.

Do you actually see mites?

Looks more like phosphorus deficiency.

Nice. Im copying that image.

Good work.

I would be very interested in finding out how the life cycle actually works.

I would do both. I mean why not at this point? Unless those delicious little nugs are too hard to resist.