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If you are in a bud rot area . . . It kind of changes the game. You look very close.

Sundae Strudel . . . A little banged up from the hail but hanging in there!

Living the dream and hoping you are too!!!

What a night . . .Lynyrd Skyyrd & Bad Company!!!! Hell yes!

Maybe back side of leaf pics . . . Maybe find some critters

Good pictures and the answers will follow at @HydroRed thanks again Red

I see some leaf tip burn and some specs . . . I do not see any webs of the Borg.

Not to be a dick but, why would you do it that way? Your plant would be poisoned at that point? Why not manage on the front end. I am of the philosophy of "less is more" and observation of your plants uptake is a very visual thing.

By the way, the best seeds are here in the USA! We are surpassing the rest of the world.

Seeds are very "dog" detectable.

Mail them.

Your over thinking it. I am very familiar with "bagged soil". Your plants had four weeks of nutrients already in the planting soil that you used. They didn't need drop of fertilizer for the first few weeks. Then fertilizer should have been brought on gradually . . . Maybe 600 ppm. Which...

So the learning curve is really fast in a plus 95 degree environment. You probably screwed up and burned them hard on a really hot day. Nuked! Water, feed, water, feed, keep it 1/2 the strength on the bottle and buy a $30 ppm meter. Good luck next harvest.

I survived my apprentice . . . Dropped a box/bracket/rod/etc about 3" from my head from 15 feet above!

Definitely keep this going! I like the positive comparisons. Went from Advanced to Megacrop and haven't looked back!

Cannarado Sundae strudel . . . 2 plants in back yard and I can't stand to have the windows open at night!

Man these 40 hour weeks are killing me

That shit is contagious as hell, watch for more spots . . . Because it isn't over yet!!!!!!

4 weeks is WAAAAAYYY to long in the cloning process. The longer it takes to grow roots the more chance of disease setting in such as PM, stem rot, etc. Adding a little cloning product to the water and using an air stone will speed up your process. You can DIY a cloner for about $50.00 . . ...

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