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I will for sure do a side by side with the current seeds I have sprouting, albeit they are just bag seeds and possibly not the best to run a side by side with, but I will still make sure to make a thread about it. As for plants that I have currently growing, I can share some pictures of tomato...

Quick post. I have a few different styles of jars for my medicine. A few are really nice, and have the removable metal insert/ring that fits in the lid and creates a very good seal. Those are awesome, and I love those jars. I also have a few that do not have the insert rings, they are just...

Yes, for sure bro.

I will trust your feelings on what you should do from here.

Yea, all life is connected. It is the symbiotic relationship of fungi and root mass. The fungi colonizes and hosts plants roots. Mykos is the powder form used to amend in soils and directly onto roots/masses,

Man, that sounds like a great environment. No suggestions from me here on how to improve that aspect of your grow.

That's some nice land man.

I mean, she is healthy that's for sure. Have you been feeding any during flowering at all? How many weeks is she supposed to be for flower? She is for sure feeding off her leaves, that is very noticeable in the pictures. *Edit, what is your medium made of? What type of soil, what's in it.

Do you have any fresh air being circulated in, and an exhaust to circulate spent air out?

Use Extreme Gardening Brand of Mykos. I've never used great white, nor will I ever, I have no need, Extreme Gardening Mykos works immensely. I've had plants that were veg'd in red cups till their entire space was filled with fibrous webbing out roots, transplanted only to have to transplant to...

Are you referring to pure coco coir, or a coco based soil medium? The coco I am using is *not* pure coco coir fibers, it is called coco connoisseur, which has peat moss, and a plethora of other organic amendments, but is not just pure coco coir fibers. For sure good insight on the combo of...

I say it is simple. Do nothing else aside from get your room temperature down. See how she responds, and make a wise choice from there.

Your good, and the plant is happy. My current girl from seed stacked her nodes tightly, symmetrical and then alternating. The plant does what the plant wants to do.

What your pictures are showing does not signify to me any sign of white bugs doing damage to the plants or roots. What your plant is enduring seems to be to be a separate instance all its own from the bugs. Springtails most often show up during watering, ie they spring up the to the top of the...

If you are running with coco coir, and using RO water, unless you have RO filter that puts Ca and Mg back into the water in a clean de-contaminated form, then it is good choice to supplement your medium with sources of Ca and Mg, or just be prepared to supplement your waterings/feedings with the...

These insects are springtails, so-named because many species (not Onychiurus spp.) have a forked structure folded under their abdomen; when flicked out it propels the insect into the air and helps the creature escape predators or adverse conditions. Many species of springtail of various colours...

If I am correct, and I hope that I am, those white insects are beneficial to your medium. It's a good sign that they are present. I am referring either to what you are showing in the picture, or to another small white insect that indeed is beneficial to the medium. *Edit, springtails bro...

Yea, one of those pictures shows a leaf that is for sure enduring some lack of Mg. Your doing a good thing with the foliar feeding, what are your pH'ing the water to, and what is the temp of the water you are foliar feeding with? Also, you mentioned plant nutrients, and the ratio you posted...

My most recent seedlings are nearly three weeks old, and are just sprouting their 2nd and 3rd set of leaves, albeit there are just random bag seed that I acquired, and I put them directly under 12/12 lighting, point being, all seeds/seedlings/plants will sprout/grow at their own rate. It's good...

If you can afford to keep the plant, it might be wise to do so bro. I had one that I went digging in the soil for, seed had sprouted out of its shell, but not popped the soil surface yet. In my digging, I had separated the cotyledon from the tap root and seed shell. Immediately, I amended the...