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One of those places will have Black Gold, it is very good.

That 3rd picture looks like bumpin dick heads:o:shock::hump: Nice nugs ya got there

he typed mililiters....not milimeters

Cut the affected parts off now....it spreads and grows fast. AND your fan can blow mold spores around to share with the other plants......luck

On s side note for you.....your plant is sativa dominant which means there is a longer flowering period than an indica. Indicas typically flower from 8-10 weeks indoors and sativas generally go to about 12 weeks indoors and you are outdoors. Your plant still has at least 6 weeks of flower time...

Hey Tyke I switched from Flora Nova bloom GH series to Advanced Nutrients Iguana Juice bloom. I used the Flora Nova for my first 5 grows and always had this residual salts build up that caused issues everytime. It never mattered how I mixed or how much was mixed, always an issue. I was hard...

What he said^^^^^

Also, I noticed some alge on the inside of your buckets, this is a sign that light is reaching your water and roots. The alge could be making your solution unstable and causing slow or deminished growth.

If it has been 30 days since you switched your light cycle to 12/12 then your plants have not actually been in active flowering for 30 days. It probably took at least the first 10-15 days of that 30 to even see preflowers, the first 2 tiny hairs that show sex. So once preflowers show is when...

Also, your plants seem to like the temps and humidity you are running now but later on into flowering they may not like it that warm and humid. The larger the buds get and the further along into flowering you get they get a higher chance of mold or bud rot taking over some of those girls. WHen...

Your plants look incredible!!! If you started counting flower time from the day you switched to 12/12 then yes they seem tiny. But if you started counting your flowering weeks from the day you noticed the first set of preflowers then your buds look awsome and fat at this point. I start counting...

Superthrive should not be used during flowering. It is best to use it during veg only and then very sparingly, maybe once or twice during veg and only a drop per gallon is enough. I'd quit using it now

The non organic are chemical made and probably have less of a chance of going bad once mixed because of the preservatives used to give shelf life to the nutrients. When I first began to grow I would pre mix so it would just be ready to use when needed. I used a chemical 1 part (Flora Nova) but...

It is not a good idea to let your mixed solution sit before use, it can/will go rancid. Most of Advanced Nutrients liquid products are organic, so a mix and sit solution will be quicker to pick up bacteria.... If you want to let the water sit 24 hours before use then let it sit before you mix...

You may be underwatering, but doubtful. These plants like to work to quench themselves. If you are letting you soil dry between waterings you are doing the right thing. If your temps are good in the space then the soil (depending on how big your pots are) will be dry within 3-4 days after...

8-0-0 npk for veg, this is the problem. During veg they need a full npk ratio similar to this: 3-1-2. But you are in flower and now you need to switch to a bloom npk ratio: 2-3-1. Your plants are lacking basic nutrients that are needed for your plant to perform. Get your npk ratios on track and...

Yes it is natural. They often spit those thigs out during late flower, the last couple weeks. It is the plant's last ditch effort to reproduce, but it can't because they did not get any pollen.....assuming that they didn't anyways.....

Could you post the pics? If any of the pollen sacs are open, then your true female has been pollenated. Get the male out of there, the more sacs that burst open the more seeds your female will grow. Time to mitigate your damages

It is a male. It never was a female or hermie or anything outside the norm, just a plain old male.

The only time I've noticed a hay smell that hangs on even after curing, is when the plant has been harvested prematurally. That grassy scent is clorophyl, the stuff that makes the plant green. Luck