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It could be both... Light bleaching can occur if the plant canopy is too close to the light. How far is your light from the top of the plants? It could also be the beginning of a deficiency. What are you feeding them? How much and how often?

Where exactly are these leaves on the plant.. bottom, middle, top? It does make a big difference knowing where these leaves are on the plant. Is it new growth or old growth that is more affected? Can you show a pic or two of the whole plant? There are many deficiencies that will mimic each...

No Sir, that won't happen. Over flowering a plant degrades the potency of it. A sativa is generally at it's best when the trichs are 50/50 clear/milky to full milky. Amber/red trichs seem to degrade the potency of most real sativas. Indicas are generally best with full milky to amber/red...

Merit 75 contains imidaclorprid and is safe to use on edible plants. Merit 75 will kill every living thing in your medium, except the plant. Good luck with this issue.

This all depends on where you live. Dirt has a much more nutrient value to it than sand does... and dirt holds more water than sand can. The ground has the nutrients the plants need already in it... some nutes in the ground will naturally be higher than others, but the ones that are lacking can...

a rat is a snitch.

Pirate bugs, Lady bugs and Green Lacewings are all-purpose predators and will all eat spider mites, but there are mite predators what will decimate spider mite populations much more quickly... and they breed twice as fast as the spider mites do. The predators will eventually die from starvation...

Yes, you can plant a clone in dirt, just make sure it is watered in thoroughly afterwards. Dry dirt on moist roots is not a good thing for the plant. The dryness of the dirt can pull the water out of the clone, essentially killing the clone. Here in the desert, I grow lots of plants outside in...

Bubblelicious is a 9-11 week flowering plant. Like Hessam said.. check out the trichs, they will tell you when the plant is done. Clear trichomes = cerebral, up high with little body effect. Clear trichs may be good medicine for some, but waiting for half of the trichs to turn cloudy will be...

You say this site is NOT ok with penises... I fully disagree... have you ever even talked to some of the people on this site? There are a bunch of penises on this site.. ask mr sunshine he's one of the biggest penises I've ever seen on a site like this!

Am I wrong... or are you just a punk, mr sunshine?

That looks like cucumber bacterial wilt caused by the bacterium Erwinia tracheiphila. This bacteria lives in the digestive system of the beetles and is spread from plant to plant by feeding striped and spotted cucumber beetles. The bacteria is released through the beetles excrement and enter the...

@ mr sunshine... it's answers like yours that make me feel bad for growers that actually listen to you. Where is your evidence that they are definitely spider mites? How can you guarantee anything on a plant that is not yours or in front of your face? I'd say you just posted a comment as to...

A picture really is worth a thousand words. Your description will work this time though. The first thing that a grower should do when they get clones from someone is put it in quarantine for a couple of weeks, away from ALL your other plants, so you can be sure you are not introducing...

If you pay attention to your plants, they will let you know when they're done. The color of the trichs tell the grower when the time is right to harvest, NOT the hairs on the buds. The hairs are more of an indication of ripeness... wait for the hairs to turn a brownish color or wait for them to...

If they were root aphids, you most likely wouldn't see them until it's too late to save the plant. Be glad they're not root aphids! They look like Hypoaspis mites to me as well. As said previously, Hypoaspis mites are included in FFOF as a means to control the young larvae of soil-born insects...

Get a camera and take a pic of the flowers, with or without the flash, however, flash is better for seeing the color of the trichs, zoom in on the pic until you can clearly see what color the trichs are, then harvest accordingly. You said one hermied on you and pollinated the other. Why would...

Dr Pecker said, "I think its just a random spider then. if it were mites the plant with webs would have damage." This is correct, spider mites make a web that will cover leaves, cola of the plant.. or worse, the entire plant from top to bottom... and the damage will be clearly evident. This...

Clones will look like that when you take the humidity dome off. Clones rely on you keeping them moist until their roots have developed enough to sustain new growth. Humidity is important. I agree with everything that mrCRC420 has stated. Also, foliar feeding isn't necessary quite yet, however...

I don't totally agree with this being a Phosphorus deficiency. To me it looks like a Magnesium deficiency... a Mg def. doesn't always have green veins along with yellowness of the entire sorrounding leaf... sometimes the leaf tips and edges may discolor and curl upwards. The tips and edges may...