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a little burn, a little nutrient lockout; check on your h2o (pH, ppm) and see if you can find any stats from your local water treatment (what's in your water and how much is there). listen to harley about your light situation and consider potting up (transplanting to a bigger pot). If you do...

little of column a, little of column b; by which I mean, from your pics, it looks like there could be the start of a foxtail or two, but mostly it looks like some swelling. what's your temps? they're looking good! heading into harvest soon! :peace:

looks pretty ready to me; check the trichs per racerboy's recommendation; i'd bet you're fine to chop anytime from now on. :peace:

Its a bit odd only for a couple of days; moving to the outside usually requires a couple of days of hardening off alone. What's the reason for taking one plant outside just for a couple of days? it is certainly possible, depending on the particularities of the specific outside to which you are...

What's the medium and nutes? I'd say yeah, go ahead and harvest. the deformity seems more likely genetic, but could be metabolic--she might just not like what you've been feeding her, or the switch from LED to good ole sunshine. best of luck, be easy, :peace:

still a lot of clear there; let 'em go a little while longer. :peace:

neptune's harvest fish hydrolysate is also pretty dope and available online. I like it a little better than alaskan fish emulsion because its made without heat. I'll look forward to hearing whether the transplant helped. Also, kelp tea or superthrive after a transplant can really help the...

might be a little bit nute heavy and it might be strange growth from weird lights. Margin rolling wouldn't usually be caused by lights i dont believe so nute imbalance could be the issue; at 2 weeks you might feed half strength for a little while to see how she does, but honestly, it might be a...

how frequently are you watering? what's the medium? any nutes? how old is she? what kind of lights is she under?

GBAUTO is on the money here; whats the strain? some will triple in size during the 12/12 stretch, so be conscious of your overhead clearance! nice work!! be easy, :peace:

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hard to say without knowing more about your setup, but its extremely rare to 'burn' with an aact. I don't know much about roots organic uprising, but your tea recipe looks odd, what were you trying to accomplish with it? organic growing is somewhat different than growing with salt based...

they're susceptible to DE as well; if you just want 'em off your window sill, sprinkle a little of that down. a handful of neem seed cake could help in your containers, though watch the nitrogen you're adding with that. good luck, be easy :leaf: EDIT: also, neem seed cake can mess with the...

looks nice, maybe a bit leggy but that helps with air circulation. good work chuck! be easy, :peace:

Yeah you'll have to brew it; for AACT, 24-36 hours is optimal for annuals like cannabis. you can read up on it at microbeorganics.com basically all you need is an air pump, some air stones, air tubing and a 5 gallon bucket. Get the biggest pump you can possibly afford--dissolved oxygen is the...

Its not something I do, but it isn't pointless. I just got tired of using the meter when I'm not using a method where that degree of precision is necessary. If I were in a hydro setup I'd have constant monitoring up. I'm thinking about soil probes that constantly monitor just for building...

I don't know about heat stress if temps are 77-82F; although, a 10 degree difference used to be the rule of thumb for the optimal temperature shift between 'day' and 'night'. watering to 30% runoff seems good--how many days between watering / what counts as 'half dry'? If you're just 2 weeks...

I use kvass to get lactobacilli in the mix. Bokashi is another way, and you can also buy em-1 mixes in most grow shops. Plenty of threads on bokashi; check out hyroot's work, i think he keeps a bokashi bucket going. @RealGeezalio93 you really shouldn't need extra nutrients if you mixed up...

in a 20 gal. pot you need to be watering a lot more than 2 cups. saturate them--but do it slowly. the way I learned was to feel the weight of the container before it was watered at all, then water it until you get a good amount of runoff. you don't really need to water again until it feels as...

check out Indagro if you're interested in induction lighting as yet another option