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The tops of plants sometimes mature faster then the lower branches, that might be the case.

I'm sorry, but why would you tip someone who walks 50 feet with your order more than one who drives a few miles and wastes their gas and puts wear and tear on their vehicle? You can't assume they make minimum wage just so you feel better about being cheap. If you don't want to tip, then get it...

I cut my connections off and fixed an old cell phone charger to it, don't remember the voltage, took maybe 2 or 3 to find one that worked.

Could be lighting. Try LSTing it to get more light to the stalk.

Could be cold weather, could be nutrient lockout, could be strain. Post some pics, maybe one of the experts can help you more.

You would be correct.

Then at his age he'd still be black.

They look good, wouldn't worry.

They're either happy. or performing "Y.M.C.A."

It's in the sub forum: Bugs

Go to the Marijuana Plant Problems sections and click on the sticky, Grizzly's guide to pulverizing pests, first thread. He has pics and what you see above.

Looks like it could be these Leaf Miner Maggots Prevent: Environmental control indoors and in greenhouses will prevent the leaf miner fly from laying its eggs in your plant. Identify: Leaf miners are maggots usually 1/8th inch thick when hatching. It is very rare that a grower will notice...

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you should be o.k., if you have room and no temp. problems you can even add more.

Growing is great, but being able to harvest your work it what makes it worth it.

I think computer cases have been the smallest yet workable spaces I've seen. You have to know that a foot tall plant will yield very little, and you have to weigh if it's worth the time and effort.

Like I said, paper bag'em and check every few hours and see if it spreads. Nothing's worse than losing a crop to mold. Next time hang'em for a few more days to be sure they are dry before jarring.

check your camera settings, those pics are too blurry to tell.

Check them over, maybe put them in paper bags for a day or two and see how they are.

Looks good to me. I've dealt with mold my first time and it looked almost like strands of cotton or spiderwebs.