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on a side note, pretty impressive for a mars hydro ts 600 solo. You are doing good dont doubt yourself so much, keep at it!!

Its ok no worries, just keep everthing as is and wait, all will be good!!! Depending on the strain, ive often thought the same thing, man are these gonna fatten up or what lol!!! Sometimes that last week they plump up like mad!!! Thats why i always advise growers, when you think its done, wait...

When you say half distilled, are you using dehumidifier water? Like padawanwarrior said more info needed.

Response i got was just like jurassic park!!!!!:D

Ever try and pick an adult mantis up, haha!!!!

Same, we have bought mantis eggs for large scale greenhouses.

Looks pretty nice, slight burn going on but nothing terrible since your taking action. What makes you think it isnt an autoflower? They will fatten up just be patient, keep checking those trichomes, when you see all milky and some ambers flush a week just ph water, and you should be good. If...

Looks like a praying mantis egg sack to me. A good thing to have!!!

Just because someone has a title for posts doesnt make them the all knowing, no offense. Im no rookie thats for sure, 20 yrs growing, 20-50k plants at a time. Usually its not so much potency, its pests and environmental resistances that start to present themselves. Weaker in that sense. No idea...

Suit yourself bud, depends on genetics. Do some more research dan. Cloning a mother sure, long time, cloning a clone then cloning that clone then that clone, depends. Good luck!! Definately nothing scientific out there, but some do clone forever, others say they get weaker each time, if there...

I wouldnt clone to many times from a clone, they will start to lose potency and or hermaphrodite.

Cut the nutes, make sure you dont just water with a ph way off of what they are used to or it will shock them even more.

Patients is huge. Even if you go another month, when you think they are done go another week, unless trichomes are showing lots of ambering unrelated to grower mistakes.

Nitrogen deficiency, dial in your watering let them dry out ish inbetween watering.

Ive never done it before but check out bud washing, basically dipping the plant in and out of a tub of water then drying it after. Dont know how bad the spider mites in question are so might be worth it to check out. Before the mites die they will try and leave the plant and live somewhere else...

The happier the root zone the faster the recovery. I would not give the plant any extra nutes, just give it a gradual increase keeping eye on its improvement.

Nanners usually will be pretty obvious, but they can sneak in there and self the plant. The plant in my picture was a herm, it made 3 or 4 sacks during week 3 so i ate them. Then around week 6 it did it again, so i ate them lol. Plant was to nice to just chop down so I finished. If you think...

Those are aphids, once they get that bad your best option is to literally wash the plant off and kill the aphids on the ground, then keep spraying gently the plant for a week straight, not only the plant the entire area all plant life

I like to give the plants a touch of bloom nutes week before i switch. Unless the plant tells me otherwise:D

All i do and have ever done for years is soak the seeds in water till they sink, no more than 24hrs ever. Then put them right into soil, sometimes its dixie cup, sometimes its finishing pot if its an autoflower. If they dont sink oh well they still get put into soil. All methods work it just...