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I like the Wyld gummies as well. Important to note in this convo is THC and anxiety. Stay away from Sativa, stick with Indica or hybrids

If you had aphids you'd be able to clearly see them without magnification. Don't think it's a bug issue, but honestly have no idea what's going on

I've had few to no issues using Ocean Forest, but I do sometimes start things in a mix of Happy Frog and Ocean Forest. Frog seems to encourage rooting and wouldn't overwhelm sensitive plants

I agree that you shouldn't rely on trichs for ripeness. I've had plants I just let go, trichs never turned amber when they were well past harvest window. Based on the photos you are very close, another week wouldn't hurt but you could harvest now

My grows are outdoors. After a growing hiatus for several years I had forgotten how to water, last few years my plants were stunted and some died because I felt they need water because the top few inches were dry. Found out the bottom was waterlogged. No idea how I forgot to take care of them...

The reason so many new to growing have issues with Fox Farm nutes is they follow the recommended dosage, which is generally way too much. The OP use half, I'd never go more than that and typically less. Also, many think that adding powders, multiple nutes, additives etc is necessary. Keep it...

Way back in the day, late 60's when I was a kid, we'd get some lids that smelled like ammonia. We think it was peed on in Mexico to cover the scent coming across the border

Why on earth would anyone store weed with dryer sheets?

Likely the issue is you're using Miracle Grow. Not especially good for cannabis

Whiteflies. Outdoors not a major issues but can be indoors. Relatively easy to control

I use Ocean Forest and FF nutes. I usually don't add nutes until after the first month, usually when I see signs of deficiency or the growth has slowed. Learned the hard way to never use more than half the recommended amount per gallon, typically less. I start with 1/4-1/3, which seems to be...

Keep in mind many people grow outdoors, not indoors. Outdoors plants don't wait until 12 hours of darkness to start flowering, so 12/12 is meaningless. The flowering starts when it starts

12/12 flip time is not when flowering countdown begins. The flowering hormones take time to build up, you would start counting when the plant starts to flower. I pretty much start with clones, and the estimated finish time is pretty close, depending on your growing conditions.

If your bud is already dried, you can't cure it. Curing is in essence slow drying, once all the moisture is gone, the buds are finished.

That is also bro science

If you just transplanted into Ocean Forest, no need to feed for a month or so. If you fed it's likely too many nutes, I went almost 3 months in Ocean Forest and didn't have to feed, plants were vigorous and dark green

I don't like to top much because it can shock the plant and slow growth for a bit. My best results have been to top once early on and then just LST a few times

Back in the day, Supersoil was the shit, used it on my first grows in the late 70's/early 80's

No, a clone from Dark Heart Nursery

^^Yup, you don't count flowering weeks when flipping, you do it when they actually are flowering. Ignore breeder finish estimates, and even then I have never heard of 7-8 weeker. They are done when they are done, you likely have at least a month and a half to go