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Fall River, MA. Getting some fire for $30-35$ an eighth. $190 - $200 for and oz.

If you don't want to re-veg any of your plants, clone them and throw the clones into flower to sex them (don't forget to mark/label your clones).

$25 - $70 a seed? That's madness. Even top shelf breeders only charge like $15 - $18 a seed. Not sure why someone would charge that. Are you sure your not thinking of $70 for a 5 pack? that would make sense.

If you don't want a crazy couch-lock, try these: Humboldt Seeds - Pineapple Skunk I had this in my garden longer than any other strain (Almost 2 years). It is a work-horse and a half. Always was the most vigorous grower. Thick stems, strong broad leaves, grew fast. It has a lower THCa rating...

I was always very skeptical about those. You get what you pay for right? But 5 plus years is really something... Maybe next time I need to invest I'll take the cheaper route. Thanks fam.

It definitely looks like pre-flowers to me. I haven't watched too many autos grow but that'd be the youngest plant I've seen flowers on by far. What is your light cycle?

Ironically, I always tend to pick more Indica leaning buds.. so I don't have many staiva strains to recommend. ... Humboldt Seed Organization - Blue Dream. I got a fem seeds free with a promo they did a few years ago when I first bought seeds. Let me tell you, that one seed took off like a...

If you can, take another water sample and test for pH using the drops again. It's a damn shame that pH pens are so expensive (starting at like $80) but if your gonna go hydro, you gotta invest in one.

I've used The Attitude twice for seeds. Got my package pretty quick with stealth shipping. I recommend you give them a try. The breeders I recommend for fem seeds (which I usually go for over regs) are: Barney's Farm, Cali Connection, Humboldt Seed Organization, and anything apart of the DNA...

Definitely a cal/mag issue. When you say you brought the pH up, what did you bring it to? Hydroponic systems want to run more acidic than soil grows. Typically you want your pH to be between 5.6 and 6.0.

Looks like scar tissue to me. Maybe she just got a little ding a while back. Doesn't look like anything serious at this point.

Trying to rehydrate your bud can lead to mold. Best advice is to just not buy shwag.

Not sure if its been answered yet. The plant stores energy and nutrients in the fan leaves that help the plant grow and bud quicker. VaderOG (Youtube) posted an organic living soil grow in which 2 plants get defoliated and the other 2 keep their leaves, despite how bad they look. The plants with...

Just use RO/distilled water for a while and see how things progress. I know the feeding schedule says to use it with the Big Bloom until week 6, but i think you should give it RO water for now and wait to see if the spots get worse.

In the future, maybe leave a few more fan leaves on at the start of flower. Its very common at around 21 into flower to strip them like that. But not every strain loves it imo.

Best way (and the only way in my opinion) to tell when your bud is done is to check it under a jeweler's loupe (at least 30x) and check the trichomes. @vostok just posted a great picture on another thread. I'll link the picture here.

If anything, I'd say it's time for less nutrients. Cannabis seedlings don't need to be fed much at all. A good starting soil should be able to feed them for their first few weeks. The kangaroots was probably fine to add once. What kind of soil are you growing with? Have you mixed anything into...

great size for 3 weeks. Few too many fan leaves for my taste, but I'm sure you've got it dialed in the way you like it.

Also for how long? Did you strip them recently?

The T5's are better, they will be in most cases, so long as you've been/plan on training your canopy.