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bugs absolutely love and thrive in south florida during the summer. there's you're answer.

i've seen grow journals of people vegging plants for over a year. they grow whopper plants that make me drool.

it's doing good now. as stated, watch the watering. by far most young plants die from over watering - being too dry is much more forgiving than being too wet GL

doing fine. you're on the right track by recognizing staying too wet is only a bad thing. GL

word of truth

you're half way through the flowering period. it's natural for the lower leaves to begin yellowing. if it's the upper leaves then there's a problem

the burned tips indicates nitrogen burn. take it easy. GL

leave the damaged leaves on (no pun intended). the more leaves the bigger the harvest.

they're hungry. let the soil dry and then feed with some good liquid nutes for quick green up. you can use sold nutes too. the liquids work much faster but don't last as long. GL

in less than two weeks the days begin shorter every day. that's when i switch from inside to outside growing. always works fine for me. i run my 24 hours

thick copper wire that easily bends with pliers works great. and they're reusable.

looks like calcium and a bit of magnesium deficiency. got Cal/Mag? use it. GL

damn, senior esqobar, looking mighty fine and making me hungry!!!

i'd definitely give her some magnesium. GL

agree.................

pic 2 looks like small worm damage pic 3 is leaf miner pic 4 looks ok can't figure out what the hell is wrong in pic #1 GL

damn fine grow you got going, blaze!!

guess who just won Indiana? DT

same thing happened to me!