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Those leaves look over-watered (swollen and downward curling). Wait until the pot feels light. Even with the 40% perlite, I don't think 2 days is enough for a pot to dry up. Over-watering can drown roots/ lead to root rot which in turn, leads to deficiencies.

It's for Charlotte's Web if I'm not mistaken. For children suffering from siezures.

Thanks! Glad I could help =)

I mean I tried some out. Smokes awesome. It's fire. Tastes good, smells good burning... just doesn't have the good bag smell yet. I'm curing most of it, haha.

It was 2..been down since last week. You just mistook my post for meaning I was chopping that day or something.

Auto, harvested day 90-93. 75g+, dry. :grin: :-D

Caterpillar or beetle bites. Doesn't really look like nute burn.

Looks like the start of something, imo. Do the leaves near the brown area pull off really easy?

Another argument for NOT defoliating is protection from environmental damage (heat, bugs, overfeeding, rain, wind, over/under watering etc, etc). In my experience, damage of any kind starts in/on the fan leaves on the outermost parts of the plants and protects the flowers. Right. In organic...

Definitely female. They look older than 26 days from seed. What kind of light cycle you running?

Ah, there we go. Yeah fan up. Heat rises and cold drops. Plants look OK. Tough to see but maybe some tips look deficient (skinny/yellowish)? They could just be a little hungry. I would still get a solid soil mix set up and transplant into that. Maybe get a supersoil recipe and build...

I do about 20% perlite.

I would never go to movie theaters or crowded places tripping. Way too much going on... besides the fact I'm crawling around inside my own head. First time, I would definitely stay home with friends or hit the woods/beach/park. Somewhere safe, that you feel comfortable. It allows you to...

Aye. Keep it simple. Scratch the MG. For literally a couple extra bucks, you can get some decent soil. Good advice to keep the advanced training techniques to a minimum. You'll learn a lot getting through a grow and seeing the life-cycle of the plant. Sorry, I can't see the pic for some...

Just a calyx...if there's no male flowers (nanners) to pollinate them they won't make seeds.

Then there's nothing to do but wait and see.

Pics. Sounds like 4 hours of 99 degree heat is the least of your worries.

My understanding is, if they have space and there's nothing going on with your roots, they're not a problem. They eat decaying matter and provide aeration and beneficial waste. If you have a large infestation in a small pot and root rot or something, they can turn their attention to the dying...

I'd say about a week maybe two for some of the other buds. I don't usually count the amber trichs on leaves. Check the actual calyx's. It does look like there is some ambering trichs on the buds, though. Close for sure.

Yup.