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You guys were extremely right. Sadly, I didn't see this until now and I cut off the whole top bud and threw it away because I thought it was contaminated with bud rot. I found the little guy in there munching on the stem, and when I cut off the bud (this was tragic as it was the biggest bud...

I noticed this dark spot, and I really hope that it's not bud rot. This strain does have some purple coloration (some trichomes are purple, purple stems, etc), but I can't help shake the feeling that it is affected with bud rot. However, there are no fuzzy patches of mold, and the "affected"...

So I got a jeweller's loop and I've been looking at the trichomes, and they range from clear to foggy white, so do you think it should be ready to harvest in about two weeks? I was thinking of flushing it soon

The biggest top bud is like 1.78 inches long

How big was the harvest?

Oh wow I feel pretty dumb right about now. I need to stop giving it vegetative nutes then!

My plant is about 11 weeks old, so I was just wondering if it is flowering, and if so, why is it so small? Also, any idea what's happening with the leaves?

Also, here's sone more recent photos of leaf troubles

iI'm sorry, I'm new here, what are all those acronyms?

I'm in the Venice/LA area, so would that change anything?

Yeah, it's definitely not spider mites

Some yellow tips here and there don't matter as long as they don't start to spread, right?

Okay then. Thank you for your help

I'm also using nutrients Veg-A and Veg-B. I do pH the water

what are leafhoppers? And by superficial, do you mean that these marks don't mean anything?

I think I have a jeweler's loop, but I can't find it right now. I may have to buy another one

I'm doing an outdoor grow, one plant. The soil is Vermagrow VermaFire 1-0.5-0.6 .

There seem to be small yellow-transparent dots all over some of my leaves. What is going on here? Thanks for any help, I really don't want to see this plant ever die (until harvest). One of the leaves has a yellow part on the tip, but it may be a nutrient burn.