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They're creating a cannabis police force? Is this staties or on a city level? Good to know, I wasn't aware of this.

Too hot... you asked for help so why turn down the advice given to you. To each their own though, good luck man.

Do yourself a favor and get a ph meter. Some are not expensive and will help you out. If you are in a bind you can even get one of the liquid test kits to give you a general idea of where you're at and they're cheap.

You're overwatering man. That's what is causing lockouts. What are you using for a medium? If your pot feels heavy don't water. You want it to dry out befor watering again. Wait until your pot feels light then water or feed depending on your schedule. You should really check your ph too, I don't...

I dread this shit. Between mold and caterpillars up here it drives me crazy. I've been spraying with BT bi weekly as a preventive measure for the pillars.

Yeah it was a crappy weekend here in Boston. We got an insane amount of rain the other day. From what I read this week should be pretty sunny with a few little rain showers at night. But it's New England so you never know with the weather up here smh.

I know they do this when you reveg a plant. That's the only time I've seen em throw single blade leaves

No way will you be able to pull off 4 plants in there. It'll be tight with 1.

Only you can answer this, you have to look at the trichomes.

Wow, you guys in VT have choppers searching for grows that much huh? I'm in Boston and I've never seen a chopper looking for grows but I'm in a lot more urban of an area than VT. I've got a house right outside Brattleboro that I go to sometimes in the mountains and was thinking of throwing a few...

You definitely want as much sun as possible. With that being said I would not put them in an area that's going to get extreme light at first. I personally put them in an area that is a little shady for the first few days and get them acclimated to the sun. Then move them to their final place.

I was thinking the same thing lol. I wonder why this is? I don't have experience growing indoors so I don't know much about it.

i would definitely transplant it personally.

88 is a little warm. I'd personally try to get it down to at least 80.

That's tough to answer because it varies garden to garden. What burns your plants may not burn his or vice versa. Generally less is more, as long as you don't see any deficiencies I'd say you're fine.

Agreed, NK ruined my crop last season.

Thankfully the weather here in RI is looking better this week. The previous few weeks were pretty tough with all the rain. Hope the rest of the season is a good one since we don't have much time.

Where'd you come up with that theory? Just curious as to what the reasoning behind it is.