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Depends how much wind you get. And whether you're just moving the leaf or bending the petiole as well.

Yeah, those are eggs of something. Can't tell what though, lol not an entomologist. I would get rid of them.

Aphids are attracted to some species more than others. I have yet to see an aphid on my plant despite the milkweed 6 feet away on either side being infested with orange aphids, and a dahlia 8 feet away has plenty of green ones. My sister has swamp milkweed in my garden for monarch butterflies...

Spray with bt. Bacillus Thuringiensis, I think that's how it's spelled. It's a bacteria, specific to caterpillars iirc. After they eat it it destroys their digestive system and they die. It's suitable for organic growing and a lot of guys use it as a preventive. If the caterpillar you found...

That's why I would take it out if it's a pot. Outdoors your roots will have plenty of space, and will be fighting other roots regardless. Either way I don't see how a day or two will make any difference. Anyway, do what you want.

I personally don't defoliate, especially outdoors. I pluck off yellowed leaves (when I grab them they usually pop right off) and I remove dead branches on the inside. I tuck fan leaves that are blocking budsites if I can. If not then I'll consider it first. If the leaf in question is at the base...

Then tell us what you feed at what concentration. Miracle Gro at full strength? General Hydroponics flora trio at half strength?

If it's in a pot I would get rid of it. If it's in the ground I would at let it grow a couple of true leaves and find out what it is. Definitely not grass though. Did you put compost down there? I can't put my finger on it but it looks kinda like some of the veggies I grew this year in the...

I've never seen a ratio like 10-54-10 before. That's pretty strong. For flower I've used 3-6-12 with some success.

They all look normal. If it's the two that are kinda sideways right now they'll straighten out, as long as you don't drown them. I've had seedlings that looked like that for a day or two.

How big are the containers? You've got tiny baby cannabis plants that look like they just broke the surface. Not really sure what you're asking here.

True. My Cherry Bomb had lower budsites start and finish well after the tops, but my Bakerstreet had the lower sites start first, and they are still a bit ahead of the uppers.

Awesome, thanks!

Still wasn't a statement on when the plants would be done. Truth is none of us know except the op. Unless we're the ones seeing the plants firsthand, smelling them, checking the trichs, all we have to go on is the pics. It's like a guy expecting help with his plants problems based on a written...

If they're not getting enough light, they'll be cannibalized by the plant. They end up looking like the leaves on the left. The other two could be in the early stages of that, but I would expect them to have more yellow areas.

I bought potassium bicarbonate, the guy near me who bought Green Cure got it from the american amazon. I can see how it looks like I said I used Green Cure though. Potassium bicarbonate is the active ingredient in Green Cure, like 85% or something. I got it on amazon.ca. If you use either of...

I was agreeing with the post reminding people that done is a matter of opinion, and that if you feel a plant is done not everyone will agree.

Lol, as entertaining as this thread was, both sides of the debate are coming off as the weed grower equivalent to Katana fanboys. As I've seen over and over on this site it all comes down to technique. If you use led methods with hps you'll hate them. If you use hps methods with led you'll hate...

Like I said before, you can post a pic of buds the size of your head, pistils 100% brown and receded, 100% amber trichs, and at least one guy will say "At least a week, probably two".

Anyone know if bt has a shelf life? My dad just offered me his, but it's been in his garage, which means it might be older than me, lol. Definitely more than a year.