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Pic's of bud before drying? Do you know what humidity you were at when you hung them? Do you know your humidity in the jar?

Not even close to ready. You chop Sunday it's definitely not going to be very good smoke. Flushing it is doing exactly as the term sounds and flushing the nutrients away and the plant is feeling it. Not just the rust spots but also the yellowing inner portions of the leaves. That plant is going...

In all seriousness, welcome.

N- Nitrogen P- phosphorus K- potassium these are basic needs for the plant

@Herb & Suds your presence is requested.

You got some pics?

Sounds like you've got a bit of an uphill battle. Good luck!

I think it was more that your typo made them think of something random. Seemed more playful than trollful.

Doesn't look ready to me. Photo or auto? Do the lower branches have crispy brown leaves as well? I'd wait, unless there was some reason not to. I.e. it's turning brown and crispy and at risk for bud rot.

If you're hoping for mature seeds I'd wait for sure.

Try googling "can you detect diaper fibers in pee". Maybe just ask grandpa for pee.

Absolutely it will swell more but this process will take a few more weeks. I'd be worried the dark pistils we're because someone let a male go in the area and it's pollinated but outside there's not a lot you can do. Not like seeds are the end of the world, just means more opportunities to grow...

Ah I see. Yeah that does make it tough to know the variables. Well good luck to you. Hopefully it makes it to a very nice harvest.

What's up with all the dark pistils? How tall is it? Is it indoor or outdoor?

So yeah back off the nutes.

Ok cool. So after combing the pictures you posted and reading everything you've said I'm will to bet you're topping out you potassium. Burnt tips, spotting as if deficient in calcium/magnesium, yellow leaf margins, all signs. If leaves like the one I've highlighted are turning brown, and falling...

Macronutrients can be present but being hindered in uptake due to a number of different scenarios so seeing deficiencies like that aren't a surprise.

Definitely important to treat each plant differently based on it's needs. If one plant is telling you something all the others aren't, you should listen to that plant and let the others be and vice versa. Inconsistent watering can actually cause problems depending on what's happening to the...

Ooohhhh I see. So you've been using a full dose of each and only plain water every third watering? How much water are you giving and how are you judging moisture? What type of soil is it? Is it getting worse since your original post?

Same in my area, at least for me and my neighbors. Must be a western thing.