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Those states were only blue due to the electoral college. When in reality only small, concentrated areas were blue.Nice try Uncle.

Seeds or are you just seeing the calyxes swelling with resin?

And a bigger container than 5 gallon. IMO 10 gallon would be the smallest to consider. A 15 gallon would be much more reasonable.

No they do not. They actually get more back, its called earned income credit. Should be called unearned cash from hard working Americans.

Fact of the matter is lazy, entitled welfare and food stamp slaves will have to get off their asses and go to work. Boohoo for them. I am tired of busting my ass to support my family and theirs.

1/2 gallon a water is not enough for a 3 gallon pot. I bet you have dry areas within the medium causing what is know as an antagonistic situation. Water very well until you get some decent runoff and are sure all the medium is receiving water. Remember that over watering is caused by watering...

Looks like they were over dosed on high P bloom nutes.

Or just keep them in veg and at about week 4 or later start looking for preflowers. Cannabis will show its sex even under 24 hrs of light once it has become sexually mature.

Looks to be generally undernourished. The rust spots are most likely signs of a calcium deficiency, If you just transplanted yesterday I would just monitor for a week or so before jumping to any conclusions.

If you are growing in a peat and/or coco based medium they are both poor choices. Even store bought pH up and down are poor choices for these mediums as the pH of the solution going in will not effect the mediums actual pH. I grow in a coco/perlite mix using tap water. I never worry about pH and...

Sticky Traps generally keep them in check. Cheap, easy control. Wont eradicate them, but will keep them in check most of the time.

This is a good read on Thrips: http://ipm.ucanr.edu/PMG/PESTNOTES/pn7429.html#LIFE

Sure you can. The broader and more complete the spectrum your plants receive the better. But not sure a cheap $30 LED will help much. Quality lighting is where it really counts.

Looks like Thrip/leafminer damage. Sticky traps would help control the population. There are many organic and non organic pesticides to help get rid of them. Research and make your choice. Mighty Wash would be one good option.

Soon enough.

Somebody needs a sugar tit to suck on in their safe place!

Its the "every one is a winner" syndrome. Things don't go their way so they lash out like a child. I weep for the future.

JFlame you are obviously a noob and have no real clue at what you are talking about.

Not true. You can certainly grow more than one plant per container. Multiple plants have nothing to do with the foxtailing. The plants look to be very sativa which can be part of the cause. They also look nute and heat stressed a bit. Also contributing to the foxtailing. Some of the pics look...

Cannabis has grown wild through out the world for centuries upon centuries. If it originated anywhere then that would be Pangaea when it existed.