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Exactly, it's the best way to keep track of dates

Is this also your first grow?

I read the other day that different mildews effect different plants so you may well be fine

Yes you definatly want to stagger your plants, it is more work but that is the point of running a perpetual grow, so you have a perpetual harvest and as I said before it allows you to maximise yeild by efficient use of light and space. Otherwise all your talking about it having a separate veg...

That's exactly right, with one plant harvested every three weeks, that was the average I eventually achieved mind you, it was not as fruitful from the start. The magic strain was blue mystic by royal queen

I started with some autos and some regular plants so as to use the space properly until you get the perpetual harvest dialed in

It sounds like you have it all thought through but in my opinion you should try to aim for 8 weeks flowering and harvest 1 plant every two weeks. You would do well to have a mother so that every plant you grow is the same so as to avoid having to keep track of which clones flowered for how long...

From the quick Google I just did it seems as though fusarium can be down in your roots aswell which would suck

The plant looks fine man, the more sun the better but it looks to be doing alright, remember to keep an eye out for mold

Never seen anything like it it hardly even looks like mold, I guess just keep a close eye on it over the next few days and if it spreads in spite of treatment then amputate

Anything is an early strain of you don't care about letting them finish, that plant had over a month to go.

What day does she go outside? I've grown that northern lights years ago, was a good producer which is what I found with most royal queen strains

Jesus you could make furniture out of that stem, what a beatiful plant

Looks good

They look fine

Alright well they are called rocoto, easily mistaken for a small red bell proper but you'll know about it quickly as they are fucking hot, toilet roll in the freezer spicy, they also have black seeds which I've never seen in any other chilli

Ah cool aji panca is nice, they are mild but have a good flavour, people mostly use them for sauces and as a marinade for bbq's

Exactly this. Or you could move to svalbard as a pre-emptive measure

Just leave them alone man, baby's don't drink protein shakes. They will probably survive although over watering will be your next problem if you have tried to wash out the nutes you gave

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Svalbard_Global_Seed_Vault These guys have got you covered