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Welcome to RIU and Organics! Good thread on teas http://rollitup.org/t/aact-bloom-tea-veg-tea-fungal-tea-myco-tea-recipes-from-the-outdoor-guys.516845/ Good luck!

Honestly, I can see over-watering. Said he's watering every 3 days? There's barley a root on that plant. Fat downward curl on leaves looks over watered. Necrosis from root-rot is possible. However, those are 2 weeks old, not 3 days (like they look). If those are 2 weeks old they should...

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I agree with Bug... there definitely looks like some heat issues. Although that yellowing on the other looks like some serious deficiencies. I have never used it, but I see A LOT of folks say FFOF is a hot soil. Maybe a good flush?

LOL. Pretty sure everyone goes through it. It's your babies! The TLC goes a long way. Peeps would let you know if it was sad, haha.

You're on the home-stretch for sure...something would have to go REALLY wrong at this point. Don't even stress yourself over yield...If you get through the first and you get some good nug, you did good. Tough to guess from pics but, it looks like your going to do okay though, haha.

Excellent first grow, dude....Congrats! They fatten up the most in the last few weeks (wks 5-8 or so on 10 wk flowers for example) when the plant knows it's coming to it's end. Those pistils still look pretty white so, they still got some growing to do. Keep us posted!

Live and learn.

The first pic definitely looks like bugs... mites, thrips, aphids or the like? Is anything jumping in the soil when you water? It could be babies in the soil. The second and third look like a deficiency. If you're absolutely sure the bugs or gone, it could just be residual damage from them...

Good info from everyone. Compost, compost, compost. You can always throw organic ferts with amendments in, but it all starts with good, aged, wormy compost. Mix in the soil before, use as a top dressing or in teas later, it'll never burn anything and it always seems to have what every plant...

Yah, lol.

Yeah, if the plant was in a window there was no way it was getting more than 12 hours of light a day. I agree with rd116. Put it under 24/0 and yank it out of flower.

That is a good point, though. If there are existing infestations indoors...I don't know if it would do anything but keep hatch-lings off the plant. It was designed for outdoor gardening. But if used from the start indoors, you may be able to avoid any infestations that aren't in the soil from...

Right on. It's all so mild but, bugs hate life around it, lol.

Yeah I mean, my great grandma threw dishsoap on gardens, lol. It's the borax in it. The dishsoap actually helps to break down the cooked oils and blend them, too. This spray does kill on contact... might just stick and drown but, bugs definitely die, haha. Only if sprayed directly on them...

Sweet. I swear by it but, I'm curious to see how it stands up to different environments/bugs etc. Also not sure how effective it is against existing infestations. Any feedback is greatly appreciated. It can always be tweaked a bit to deal with specific problems.

I posted this in the general "Marijuana Plant Problems" section but, figured this was a better place to put it. Works really well so I hope this helps some folks. Just want to share an easy to make, very efficient bug repellent recipe. I use this on all my plants and it works for everything...

They're like my favorite bug, haha.

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