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Are these your best pictures? Because I don’t see anything wrong with them other than the tips. But so you know Coco has no nutrients whatsoever, so you Do have to manually add from a vast selection. At the very least Something like Advanced Nutrients Sensi Grow A&B for Veg what with being an...

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The soil looks very dry and also it appears heat stressed considerably. That’s Clearly identifiable by the fact the leaves are curled & your soil is extremely dry looking. You need to cut tiny holes in the bottom so soil don’t fall out but water can run through. Since it’s plastic you'll have to...

It’s all about personal preferences. I preferably would do it with the lights on, that way you could take said plant to a more comfortable place and you won’t be fidgeting around in the dark. Be sure or at least try & Mist it with something like B-52 to reduce stress but not over doing so.

You should consider investing into some zip ties. With space being crucial, You’re gonna wanna LST That’s low stress training. By pulling leaves to the side and allowing the lower branches to be exposed to the light, you will effectively Increase your yield.

You could just build it yourself wood, screws, Staple gun and mylar paper.

You can’t stop the chick from getting pregnant. There’s no such thing as birth control for Mary Your only bet is just keep the seeds To use for later grow. I would look thoroughly over that plant and see if it hermied & Pollinated itself because if so you’ll have a shit ton of feminized seeds...

It is safe but only the leaves, A little on the buds won’t hurt but they’re not your main focus. Top bottom of leaf and the surface of the soil. You can use a gallon of clean water with a teaspoon of dish soap Which is an organic way to control mites. It must be straight from Misting spray...

You could also have leaf septoria, It’s caused by an adequate airflow End it is a fungus that can turn your plant yellow to black the dead if you don’t address it

Remove all the affected leaves, Go to the plant section of your nearest Meijer or Walmart and look for something called Three and 1 or 4 & 1 spray something it’s like five bucks that’ll address the fungus, mites, bugs. And maybe invest into a box fan they’re like 15 bucks. Even a five dollar...

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Try & specifically aim at the leaves, it’s ok to lightly mist the nugs but do not directly. So you don’t accidentally sog up & create a case of mildew on Your buds. Conservatives are always a good start.

How’s your ventilation, Does adequate airflow exchange through your grow. Because if it looks like yellow spots it could be a case of leaf septoria. It’s a fungus caused by an adequate airflow and can go from yellow to black to your plant being dead if you don’t address it quickly. Remove all...

There’s so many other reputable Seedbanks. The name you listed sounds fly by night. I would do some research

They could be hiding in the soil what you should do is get a gallon of clean water and a teaspoon of dish soap. Put into a spray bottle and Before doing so remove all webs then mist top, bottom and top layer of soil. This will organically remove them and hopefully prevent them from Returning. If...

I appreciate it man, I do have more seeds I just didn’t want to give up on this one. I will journal soon. I kept notes along with photos but don’t know exactly when I’ll post but I’ll let you know. I also plan on trying my hand at breeding. Dosi dos #33 X UltimatePurple. I’m sure if you were to...

Best case, You could start with by just giving it plain water And wait to see if it shows a difference in a few days. But worst case you should just chop it off & spray with something like B-52 to reduce its stress, It’s either that or watch it possibly spread.

What do you think would be better? I think it would be better to make a journal since only you and other guy are the only ones who commented. But so you don’t have difficulty in finding that I can post the link directly to it here.

3 would be pushing it, unless you plan on finessing around once they actually bush. That or heavy defoliation. You’d be decent at 5x5 but would still have to stay on top of everything. Believe me you should do 3 gallon.