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If a plant does that, that early, the only place it belongs is in the compost bin. Yeah, if it happens around week 5 or so of flower, you can just pluck them off and finish the plant out, but I would only do that if that was the only plant I was growing because once they do that shit, it's...

Just a thought... I have had a few of my patients run into this, and in their cases, it was them using tap water in their regulated drying humidifiers, which will get a white like powdery dust substance, (evaporating chlorine) everywhere, yuck!

If you do the up-pot thing, start with a solo cup to day 14, then go to a 1 gallon pot to day 28, then go to a 2 or 3 gallon pot to day 47, then go to a final 5 or 7 gallon pot one week before the flip. FF/OF, COM/SB, or ME/GS mixes cut with 30% perlite, will see you through from start to...

The whole grams per watt thing is a total farse, other than that, if you want to maximize output in a controlled environment, and you are not using all the tools at your disposal, (ie; Co2, UV), then getting everything else, (temp, RH, nutrient ratios, lighting and airflow) dialed-in, is ultra...

Spray here down good with water and epsom salt so you can save as many leaves as you can, use 1/2 tsp per gallon of water. Then start adding 1/4 tsp of epsom salt to your water or feed! Also, those leaves that have spots already won't recover, but don't remove them until they are all crispy! And...

Damn, now that bitch is leaning, it's like a rainbow of branches, giggles... but yeah, we need to see better pictures to really help you!

Accordion the bitch, that's what I do when they get all lanky like that. Super crop each branch twice, super crop the first time, then bend the branch down, then 12 inches from the first super crop, super crop again, but this time bend the branch up and support it until it recovers!

A photo period plant that has been grown under its internal flowering clock, can continue to flower before returning to a vegetative state for up to 5 weeks if placed in environment that is beyond its internal flowering clock!

For me the best growth rates under HPS are... 64-68°F for lights off, and 72-76°F for lights on! But if running Co2 in a closed room, 83-85°F for lights on grows the biggest buds! And yeah, running things any colder than what I stated will always hurt your final yield.

Most blue dreams that I have ever grown only start showing brown pistils starting at the beginning of week 7, and I only see a few on your buds, so I would say she around day 36 - 40!

Looking good, keep it going!

Vortex fans are loud, a 450CFM will be around 88 - 94 decibels. a cheap inline fan rated at 440CFM will be around 82 - 86 decibels. And to lessen vibration when hanging your fan and cf with straps, use pipe insulators on your tent pole overhangs with zipties hangers, that your fan and cf straps...

Per gallon... veg... (G,,M,B,CA/MG,F+) in ml(s) pH 5.9 w 1 - 3 = 1,1,1,2,1 w 4 - till flip = 3,4,1,3,2 Flower... (G,,M,B,CA/MG,F+) in ml(s) pH 6.0 w 1 - 2 = 4,3,4,3,2 w 3 - 5 = 2,4,8,3,2 w 6 - 7 = 0,5,10,3,1 w 8 - to chop = 0,2,8,0,1 Other notes... If using KoolBloom liquid... add 2ml...

For me, anything Biobizz, lacks Mg, which causes a magnesium deficiency, and it will happen right away especially when you are growing a heavily leaning Indica that has Afghani in her cross. So either add 3ml ca/mg+ to each 1 gallon of water or feed, or add 1/4 tsp Epsom salt to each 1 gallon of...

For me, if it is actually a seed you pulled from a bud, then I would say go for it, if that is all you have, but I personal don't like seeds that are not marbleized. Yeah, if they don't have any defining character to them, in the trash they go!

Optimal, for me... light off > 66 - 68, light on > 72 - 74 (HPS/CMH, higher with C02), 76 - 78 (LEDS)

It could simply be a known trait of a strain, but most times, it is stress related, and most times it points to, heat / light stress!

A plant doesn't need roots to grow Yeah, I agree, all those are important, but #3, is like the golden rule, which most people never follow, which I have never understood. I mean think about it, you have already dedicated 14 -16 weeks to growing a plant, so why in the world would you not want...

Why even stop feeding them? Plants don't actually eat what we feed them, they convert light energy into their own chemical energy using the raw nutrients we feed them, so whatever is in the soil / root zone, cannot possible end up in the plant in its raw form unless what is in the soil is inert...

The most easiest way to test the flush, no flush thingie, is to cut 2 equal branches, at the start of week 8, and put one in just plain pH(ed) water, and put the other in water that contains the feed it was currently getting and you will easily see why flushing is so dumb! The one in the plain...