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They're tough plants...don't do anything drastic at this point...make it good and sturdy above the bend...hold off on the fans for a few days...give it a good drink...g/l

In my opinion a defoliated plant looks silly...I won't go not the dynamics of it...to each his own

The seed needs moister...you must monitor this to the point it breaks ground and then it gets tougher

By the pics, I'd say you have a month or so left...the buds are way to airy yet and need to fill in much more...g/l

Well done

Have you tried a steady treatment of neem oil? I experience the same weather conditions in Florida and that's my remedy...g/l

Si señor !

Just remember that algae is a water born plant...so you're fertilizing the algae in the water and it will bloom and grow logrythmicly...keep it in a dark area for storage to slow the process

I wonder how hard it was for you to write your headline...probably lose the few friends you have left, no? Would you attend one of her speaking engagements?...I doubt it

It would probably be less expensive and cheaper to do a diy hard wire setup...the extension cords for a large rv come to mind and they were always pricey...with length, heat through the wiring is your biggest issue

Transpiration slows down dramatically in cooler weather...you'll be fine

Wire gauge would be determined by distance...not a great idea to utilize an extension cord for that amount of wattage though

The toughest part of any workout is getting out the front door...!!!

If you're in the northern hemisphere you risk that plant going back into a vegetive state or hermie...the days have been getting longer for a month or so

Your plants are well past the point of adding nutes to change anything this late in flower...I would just monitor the mold issue...you're only 10-14 days from the chop...don't go messing with it now...IMO

Monitor it and wait...it's not necessarily the same as bud mold...I'd wait myself, the weight put on the buds at the end is critical g/l

Do it...grow em indoors until 3 week into September and then move them outdoors to finish..I do this in east central florida...g/l

I'd say you're a little thin skinned...AMF

I pointed out that no one was recommending adding the food required to help the process, i was initially responding to the Socko dude that was rambling early on in this thread, sorry to bother you...you sound real nice