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You want some air exchange for sure. Doesn't need to be a lot IMO. More critical at higher temperatures. If you are running ANY ventilation to control heat or humidity you are getting plenty of air (probably) As you get packed in toward the end of flowering you need more airflow as you have...

I would venture to say, if you thought Long & Hard, you could come up w/a 2 liter container that has holes in the bottom. Or figure out how to make some holes. If not, just keep buying weed.This might end up being too complicated for you.

It's as good as the day it was bagged. No nutrient loss, temps don't mean anything. It is soil, unless it was left soggy wet and warm for months it is a stable medium and the shelf life is measured in years. Proceed as per instructions.

So Damn simple once you get a basic grasp of basic botany.

I'll be the contrarian and say they look like nice plants. Don't change anything you are doing, they look great. Everything in moderation grows this plant well. If anything, add light. Hard to OD on light if you can get rid of the heat.

Classic OD of Nitrogen. Cut back a couple weeks. I grow soil but have seen this before, it will pop right out of it. Some varieties are touchy about the N.

OK so I forgot to actually give you an "age" bugeye hit it though. After a week or 10 days from emergence you should be home free. At that point you will have either killed them, or providing them with their base needs. I would guess that 90% of failed plantings are due to overwatering. If...

You kept it too wet and it rotted. Try putting seeds in soil, as works in nature. Keep it damp, not soggy wet,and you will have seedlings in 3-4 days.

Guess I'm not sure of the ? either. But if you force a plant to show sex by cutting the light down, then revert to a veg program, it will take it a while to stabilize and get back to growing in a veg state. Like 3 weeks in my experience, even then it's a little goofy. IMO it stunts the plant...

I've had damping off problems for years on a variety of things I was trying to grow. Green beans in an outdoor garden are about the worst, if you get prolonged wet, damp,warm conditions. Anyway regarding your favorite plant, I have killed some of those as well. As in any damping off situation...

Are those pellets I see in the soil slow release fertilizer? Like Osmocote? If so, that plant is being way overfertilized. It will just get worse.

If you think you have overwatered a plant put a good fan breeze on it for a couple days. Make bigger drainage holes and make sure they don't get plugged.

Skipping through and reading through this thread reminded me why I only jump in every couple weeks to see what is going on, then back out entirely. Used to be a lot of help passed along, now everything degrades into a pissing match between people who actually know what they are talking about...

You are in for a long siege if you cannot figure out how to even water at this point.

Hit it 2-3 times per day with your mister. That's all you need to do. Once the seedlings come up through the soil water it from below by setting the pots in a tray of water.

I've used it last couple grows in soil. Works great.

Huh? Just transplant it.

No. Just let your outdoor plants run. They will shed leaves when they are done with them.

Well it seems there is a lot of variation among "names". I'm not putting it down, just saying it's lagging a bit behind my others. Might be fire and might catch up. Any way I'll take her.

How about giving us a clue on your growing situation. ? ? I'm on my 4th decade of growing indoors and out and have never had a problem with bud rot. But I realize it can be a problem where humidities are high. "How often should I spray my plants with anti fungal insecticides while...