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I'm a straight-to-soil kind of guy. If you're concerned about over-watering, I would recommend saturating a paper towel with water, then gently wringing it around the seed area like gentle rain. It gives you a lot more control (eg. helps avoid the seed) and lets you do a little at time as you...

I wouldn't cut anything more off personally at this point. They don't have many fan leaves to spare right now from what I can tell. The plants look healthy though. Yes you should probably be using nutes now, in my opinion. Can I ask whether they are Photoperiod or Auto-flowering varieties?

Oh okay you're welcome. I doubt that's it either now. But, I wanted to at least rule it out.

Can I ask what light you are using, what intensity, and what distance from the plant?

Black color? Oh no. Is it gone now? Or, can you provide a photograph? I would really like to see that.

Looks like a healthy plant to me.

Cute 'lil buggers! Hopefully it's a genetic thing. My last grow had some flowers like that early on, but things turned out great. BLURPLE ALERT:

You've got yourself a nice flat canopy there. Did you low-stress train or top this plant at all? Or, was it just naturally bushy like that?

I personally use a food dehydrator when I just harvested and can't wait, or am testing a living plant for potency/effects. But, I am usually only drying an evening's worth of medicine in such a way. I would never dry the whole batch with a dehydrator. The weed is usually a little harsher, tastes...

Props for doing everything you can for your plants despite what you're dealing with. Hope you get better soon.

I read that most apple seeds found in apples are pollinated by Crab Apples. If that's the ugly truth, probably not.

I don't understand your system. How do you assess the moisture level of your soil via weight when you have a plant growing in it? I mean, that whole "13 pound pot" warning might fly if you have a seedling. But, I am scratching my head trying to figure out how you keep using the scale to guide...

To me, it looks to be stretching to get more light. But, I could be wrong.

Is that right? I have spent all of these years repulsed by them. Even though they might be an ally, I don't think I'd want them near my plants.

If your weed smelled like hay as a final product, it probably was not dried and cured properly.

I thought my last grow was fast at two days. Sounds like you had good, fresh seed on your hands!

How'd it turn out, man?

Are they real ladybugs, or asian ladybugs? The real ones have a very vibrant red color. But, the asian ones are more orange-colored. And, they emit a horrible ginseng-like stench when squashed.

Oh, I see. Would you agree that the item I circled in my photo is a pollen sac though? Your pictures seemed a little blurry to me so I'll give it the benefit of the doubt. I want to make sure you know what they look like though.

The first and fourth shots are really beautiful. That seems like a massive plant to me, and something to be proud of. The middle two pics are really out of focus, though. I don't mean to nitpick, and I am glad you shared. But, the big flowers you are trying to show us are pretty blurry. Awesome...