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Not necessarily a "gimmick", veg will most likely run the cooler led's and bloom should run the warmer. But for blurples to be strong enough for flower you need to run both. Running only the veg may be enough for your veg cycle, depending on the (true) wattage of the light, strain, and your...

I go by the day I flip, but it doesn't really matter...its done when its done.

My bad, I was thinking of Homegrown Cannabis Co...they're the ones I got shitty beans from. And Kyle Kushman is a fucking douchebag.

I dont think its a hermie but I wouldn't be surprised coming from that seed company. I made the mistake of ordering from there once and had nothing but problems with damn near every seed I got from them. Anything from fem seeds turning out to be males, to supposed indicas coming out obvious...

Veg will be the cooler light, bloom will be the warmer. But since you're using blurples I'd recommend running both veg and bloom during your flowering phase if they'll allow it. Next time you're light shopping stay away from blurples and look at quantum boards.

It'll be fine. Give her a good watering and she'll be okay.

I dont see anything but the quality of your pics is lacking. I've also never seen nanners hit that early, but not saying it isn't possible. Some buds just look different when they're forming, I wouldn't worry about it until it becomes 100% obvious.

I dont have a certain size, just anything that I dont feel is worth trimming ends up in the popcorn/larf pile...then becomes wax. Judgement call.

Moving truck? EDIT: My bad, didn't notice the chopped part.

I lollipop and defoliate the hell out of my plants. I get the whole "leaves for photosynthesis" argument but literally hundreds of comparisons using clones over the last 5 years have proven otherwise for me. I recently netted 5 oz dry from a 19" tall untrained autoflower that I chopped all of...

Almost every auto I've ever grown foxtailed to some extent. Wasn't environmental either, as I never have that issue with photos.

Possibly overwatered/didn't drain well enough. All same strain? I wouldn't worry about it too much, she should bounce back.

White dust will cake up in the humidifier itself, not everywhere...at least not in my experience. I only use tap water in mine, my water is about 120 ppm. I have to clean the gunk out of the humidifier once every 3 months or so and have never noticed mineral deposits anywhere else in my tent.

I would switch to the coco nutes, start off at around 1.5 ec and ph to 5.8. Run enough through so you get about a gallon of runoff, essentially flushing the organic nutes out of your plant. Of course, this would have been better done during veg but too late for that now. As long as your nutes...

True to an extent...depending on your container size I would water (feed) at least twice a day in 1-2 gallon pots, may get away with once/day in 3 gallons unless its a sativa. Anything over 3 gallons is also a waste of coco if growing indoors. I have grown many massive plants in one gallon pots...

Like you discovered for yourself and many others have said, organics can be done in coco but I would not recommend it. Way easier to mess up and you'll get better quality and yields with regular nutrients. The canna coco line is the best I've ever tried, by far really but there are several...

4 gallons total? How big are your containers and how many plants? When I hand feed I just use a long spout watering can. This is the one i use.

Have you topped them? Topping too early can cause that as well. Mine were healthy as can be too, no issues whatsoever.

I would pH to around 5.8 before each feeding. I don't think its an environmental issue. As far as saturation, try hand-feeding them for a week and see if that solves your issue...if so your drippers aren't saturating well enough causing salt pockets to build up.