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Really depends on what kind of grow you're doing. If it's organic, then it could be of some use, if it's synthetic, then it would less successful.

Can't tell without pictures

Amanita Muscaria, while being psychoactive, can also be poisonous. They have varying degrees of ibotemic acid and muscarine, which can vary by locality. Also, everyone has a different tolerance to ibotemic acid andmuscarine, what makes one person sick may not affect another (it's rarely...

Dehumidifier will work great, you could put a small heater in the tent (oil bath, low heat) to raisse the temps, if you have the room to safely do it.

Sounds like the light schedule sent it into flower. You could flip any time you want from here on. As far as recommendations, if possible try to raise your temps up to around 80 with lights on, and try and get your R/H down to at least 50%. If you don’t have a circulating fan, get one to keep...

Never done it, but you’ll get less variation by breeding the plant to itself.

It makes no difference, each parent contibutes 50%.

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What are you spraying?

Most plants take more than 7 weeks in flower to ripen.

At least a month, possibly more. Looks like they just started flowering

If you got the time and the space, go for it.

They look great, don’t mess with them! Whatever you’ve been doing, just keep doing it!

Probably cabbage worms/caterpillars. Not too sure what you can do about it, it looks like its been in flower too long to us BT.

Grow it out for as long as you can. Give it a tight trim and use it for bubble hash or edibles.

You don’t say what your growing experience is, but I always recommend for beginners to start with photos, not autos. Autos can be a bit finnicky as seedlings, and, if for any reason, they stall, there’s no time to recover!before they start flowering.

Need a lot more information to be able to really help (and pictures). Based on my experience with these kinds of questions and as a SWAG, I'd say overwatering, that's the problem most of the time. Answers to the below questions will help dial in the best answer. What are you growing in...

If they're in flower, I'd just deal with it as is. If not, then you could put them in soil, but you'll definitely have some damage trying to transplant those plants.

It's got a ways to go. Those pistils need to be red/brown, wrinkled and pulled back in towards the caylxes. All I see is white pistils, nice trichs though, should be real nice when it's done, in a few weeks.

Looks OK to me. Give it a sniff and see if it smells moldy.