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I know right! I read this today and super stoked to see what the future holds :)

A plant that size with the right care and support will absoutely be worth your while to continue through to harvest. Remove all the dead and dying maerial at the bottom - its just nesting space for more mites! She does look like she could do with some more feed too. Out of interest, how did you...

Hey Clump! Firstly congrats on a first harvest, and getting this far! Personally I go by stem snap, not just in one place, but a couple of snaps give me a good indication of how things are progressing. In time, and with enough experience, this method becomes quite reliable. Your drying temp...

She looks really happy and healthy overall, but personally I would look to clean up the foliage below a bit more.. Looks really dense below the canopy. I would keep going with the scrog, as it looks like flowering has only just started and still prime for a stretch.

Fruit fly maybe.. Eyes kind of look red-ish

Looks like gnats to me! If so, then yellow sticky traps work really well. Cut a sheet into strips, and place them around the stem of each plant. Hang full sheets from the lights, and stick a sheet of two on the tent walls. cant have too many! If the above doesnt stop em outright, move onto...

Leaves look dark and filled with an excess of nitrogen. You are well into flowering by the looks of the pics - its time to back off on N (Nitrogen) and up the K (Potassium) as well as P (Phosphorus) 20-20-20 is providing equal amounts of all - when really, N is not required in this dosage at...

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Recovery starts the minute conditions improve.. Curling is a reaction to the environment.. Remove the issue soon enough and in a day or two, they will respond accordingly.

Yes, you can wash your buds! People freak out about washing buds, but I find those that do, have never tried, and just have a blocker in the brain about it. If you do it right, then there is absolutely no harm, and IMO - only benefits. Try this: - Get 3 large containers / buckets (20L+) In...

Hey Nos! You are no doubt going to get many opinions with a question such as this, so let me start us off, with a few of my choices for easy to grow / beginner strains :) Disclaimer - there are many reasons why you would choose one over the other - so which is best, depends 100% on what works...

That is generally true. For me, DIY costs just less than half of off of the shelf consumer options. Shipping and import makes commercial options a no go for me.

Strips do have a better coverage, and would be first choice yeah The bars are made from T slot aluminum, and is sold at many outlets. Generally you can find these at places that sell 3D printer solution.

I use a 50/50 coco perlite mix

They can and will make a home in coco when conditions are right. I get rid of them with yellow sticky traps, by placing them around the stem and hanging from the lights. Diatomaceous Earth also works well, but first try the traps. They are cheap and really effective, so get a few and place them...

Looks like you forgot to add a Pic bud

Looks like gnats. Are you finding them down in the soil around the stem?

I switched to autopots and never looking back. Get the pot socks if you can as I always have issues with roots growing through the control pads. RH was stable due to not having water at the surface of the pots and yeilds have been excellent. The main reason I switched was to save time and effort...

Bananas typically shoot out from the nodes, so with what I can (almost) see I don't think it's a stamen, yellowing could be from rapid new growth, but not necessarily an issue, if the growth ends up green and healthy looking. Temps and RH when high can absolutely cause hermie.. How high has it been?

I would go for the 2000 and use the dimmer to better suite your space. The 2000 would be an amazing light for that space, perhaps a touch over what you need, but would allow you to use it down the line too. Custom built Samsung f series builds would allow for a true match if you up for some DIY...