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The ground is still soaked from the storms the night before in that pic, and that is the one branch that hadn't started to perk up. It's only starting to dry now, and dew slowed that down. Winds last night made it a non-issue anyway. Snapped it the rest of the way off. The upper part of the...

Or maybe less powerful fans.

Mycorrhizae are a fungus, and the spores can be put into a liquid suspension, but I think that gives them an expiry date. They do need to come into contact with the roots to be of any use, but at this point you probably have the tips of roots just poking to the surface, or just below.

If your plants are thriving, why would you want to change the temps? By the talk of intake and exhaust fans I assume you're growing in a tent, so it shouldn't be affecting your room/house temps.

I haven't done anything but put in a couple more stakes, and some twine to keep it upright. Bad day, and I was pretty pissed off. I'll be putting up the netting tomorrow morning.

That second to last pic looks like the calyxes have started to swell. You're right, they need a little longer. Make sure to check the trichomes on the calyxes, not the sugar leaves. The trichs on the sugar leaves turn amber a lot earlier. Those jeweler's loupes are great.

It really depends where you live. There's too much city around me for my plant to be pollinated by hemp fields. My neighbour's sativa, yes hemp no. The neighbour on the other side also grows, and he only has two or three seeds. If you're in the middle of an urban or suburban area, you should be...

Right, sorry. Been having a shitty day so far and read it too fast. Rest of my post stands though. LEDs have been known to bleach upper foliage when they're too close, and light that's too intense causes stress.

Some people experience watering issues if they start out in a larger container. They're usually a fairly consistent age when you pot up, aren't they?

4 actually, my brother helped. That's the first thing I did around 7:15 this morning. I have some bird netting, I'm going to use it as a support, replace the twine that's there right now. The stakes are okay, but they aren't tall enough or strong enough. Especially as the wind hasn't stopped. On...

I'm pretty sure I'll be buying my own beer, but you're on! Lol!

Yep, looks like a male. Give him a couple of days just to make sure though. Some people jump the gun and toss weird looking females sometimes.

Have you left that ph meter in there? Because you're not supposed to, leads to inaccurate readings. Ph is also not very useful when you're growing in soil. It varies too much depending on where you are in the medium, and there's almost always a part of the root zone that's at the perfect ph for...

She, lol. Some of her branches are bigger than any of my indoor plants ever got, but she's just one plant.

Here's the noon update, keeping her upright seems to have helped some branches, but others are still wilted. Any point to leaving them on there or are they just dead weight?

There's no grass there, just the leaves of some flowering plants, but thanks. What has me concerned is that she seems to have snapped below the ground, with the roots torn right off on one side. Thanks

@Skoal Looks like it was my turn last night.

It could indicate the beginning of a nute deficiency, or it could be the strain. Some guys have two different phenos of the same strain, one with perfectly normal petioles (the stem for the leaves) one with entirely purple. If your plants are showing other signs of deficiency I would look at the...

You have a rare situation on your hands here. Everyone agrees. Grow the plant.

Personally I would let her get a node or two before topping again, but some guys go crazy and still get results. I top side branches sometimes to get a wider canopy, but usually when they are catching up or overtaking the main stems/growth tips.