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The roots organic soil will work fine. You shouldn't need to feed them after you pot up, at least not for a bit. If you want to build your own supersoil it will take quite a while, but you can find recipes in the organic section, and plenty of experienced people who can recommend additives for...

As you can see, she kept the tri bud structure. When I manicure the top cola, I'll try to take some pics, if she kept it long enough.

Guess it's good that I never tried to journal a grow. 2 seedling pics, a pic at the beginning of flower then a shot of harvested bud, like this!

Good to see you around again Aussie.

No. The plants will recover, the damaged leaves won't. You should still be good to veg away. They will also have time to recover from the stress they've been under. You still have the potential for a great grow here.

Cooler temps can cause problems with uptake of phosphorous, and so can nute imbalances. Damaged leaves will never recover, so watch the new growth. You might want to up pot, 1L is pretty small, and they've been in there 3 weeks.

As I said above...

Depends on the space available, but bigger root systems = stronger plants, and usually better weed. As to support, while bamboo lets you be more flexible and can be moved if needed, it can also be weaker to the wind. That said it's still better than tomato cages, as soon as your plant gets over...

It's okay if you don't have pics, they just usually lead to more and more accurate responses. If you can post a whole plant pic it can sometimes give and indication of any stresses the plant is under. At this point, in your position I would just watch that plant like a hawk for nanners or...

Also, budget? Do you have high electricity costs in your area?

Pics! And sometimes only one branch, or even only one budsite puts out nanners/sacs, so yes, there is a chance you caught it early enough. What is your growing environment like? What medium? Was there any stress on the plant? Were there any seeds in the swollen calyxes?

I always wonder about these "real deal" discussions. Doesn't seem to make much sense. If it grows the same as the "rd", looks the same, smells the same, flowers the same, smokes the same, then what is the actual difference? Most guys are getting their seeds from the banks anyway, not the...

There are too many new strains coming out every day, not to mention "strains" that are just random f1 crosses put out by someone who just chucked some pollen, gave it a name and sold them. The other point here is the growing conditions of Master Kush and Bubba Kush are the same, despite having...

If you're not sure then wait until after you switch to 12/12. If you mistook calyxes for pollen sacs, you really need to be sure before you start throwing plants out.

Chipmunks and skunks probably. Chipmunks are eating the tender new roots, and skunks are eating the grubs in the soil. Both are attracted to the scent of disturbed soil.

If the nitrogen is too high, or your nutes are too strong they'll burn hot pepper's roots. Really helped me learn not to mix nutes too hot.

So long as you get decent airflow you should be okay, unless you get crazy high humidity where you are. There are also strains of bacteria that prevent bud rot, bacillus subtilis, I think. I used potassium bicarbonate as a preventive as well.

I learned that legal doesn't mean safe. I let her get taller than the fence and she got ripped. Keep 'em low. And if I were you I would stick with faster flowering strains, Great Lakes weather can go from summer to winter overnight.

Yeah, sounds about right. The point about camouflage is well taken too. @Joncoh101 I know SA legalized, but you have to be sure of your neighbours, I had a plant get stolen this year, she was more than a foot taller than the fence. I'll be keeping them under 2 meters in the future.

Pm sun always seems more intense to me, but I grew outdoors this year, and the only spot I could use only got direct sun in the am, and the plant did great.