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I've grown in the pines previously and absolutely loved it. But it was the clone version. I moved up north and couldn't find the clone locally so I did some research and found aficianado. I'm sure it's still the same crew, and their strains took like 8 places in the emerald cup this year...

I put in some work for some good 'ol boys in mendocino county. As a tip i was given some of their private seed stock. He claims it isnt really even cherry pie anymore, thats just what he calls it for breeding purposes. He has been back crossing and improving it for over a decade now. Its FLAME.

I know this thread is a bit old, but i just wanted to add that i got a pack of Greenlife "silver hawks" as a freebie. I had 0% germination rate. i also germ'd 10 " in the pines" and 20 "cherry pie kush" at the same time and had a 100% success with both of those. So i guess id like to add if...

I didnt think it was the neem either! i have sprayed the recommended dilution of the same neem/ organicide/ soap mix every week for 2 seasons of outdoor and had zero issues at all with burning. or pests or mold or mildew for that matter. I have some pretty real world experience working with...

So heres an update. i was really thinking alot about the transpiration thing and was pretty sure that was correct and decided to wash my plants off with a mild mix of castile soap and water with a good rinse after. i havent fed them anything other than water. and i started thinking about my soil...

Are you implying that the neem oil may have clogged the stomata and is interfering with transpiration?

Thanks for the replies ya'll! The good news is that maybe three look kindof un-saveable (the ones in the pictures) , and then another few are showings signs of heading in the directions of the other crunchy ones. That accounts for maybe a quarter of the total room, the rest look primarily...

Here are some pictures. I apologize I I missed something basic but I'm pulling my hair out over this.

First let me say ive been watching the forums and gathering information for a while now but this is my first post. IVe been reading for weeks trying to figure out the problem, but nothing quite seemed to fit the description, I have several plants that have been showing signs some pretty severe...