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Looks like fungus gnats mostly. They're fairly easy to get rid of. I believe you can get "mosquito dunks" and make a solution to water with. The gnats don't cause harm, but the larvae eat roots.

Temps and RH are fine, plants look good! I would start fertilizing, the FFOF soil only has preloaded nutes for about 3-4 weeks. PH your nute solution to about 6.2 if using synthetic nutes.

Sounds like a good plan!

It’s kind of a crapshoot, it should be close to the parent, however, theres a lot of genetic possibilities. There’s always a chance that a different or recessive phenotype will express itself.

Definitely somethings not right. The problems seem to be with the upper leaves that are in the light, the lower leaves look in better shape. That kinda narrows it to a non-mobile nutrient or too much light. I do see some canoeing of the leaves with burnt edges.

Where did the pollinator come from? Same strain or random, that will have a lot of bearing on the chracteristics.

I've always wantd to try paw paws, heard they're good, but I've never been in an area that they grow in. Apparently they don't keep or travel well, which is why they're not farmed.

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Congrats! It's a girl!

At this point I don't think it could really hurt much, but I like @Hook Daddy idea of 6 inch pots and preserve what root you can.

Being a photoperiod plant, the hormonal changes are driven by light, so that pretty much rules out the roots. Not sure why you’d want to graft a bud to rootstock, what’s the point? Wouldn’t it be easier to just grow a plant with good roots and nice buds, why cut them off to graft to a...

I think you need calmag. (LOL)

Get them back into good light and more humidity, and let them dry out before watering again, I think they’ll recover.

Wow, I'm confused too. The most important thing with bubble hash is keeping it very cold, almost frozen. Letting it sit in water and get warm may cause the trichs to clump together and not fit through the micron mesh. As has been said, it's about a two hour job depending on how much you're...

No, don't do it, sledgehammer, among other things, is for removing built up salts from syntheitc nutrients. All you'll do is wash out the nutrients. In plants that small, there's almost no chance of a salt build up. The FFOF is good soil, you could add another 10%-15% perlite, but other than...

Luckily I’m in a free state and semi-rural.

Poor lighting and autos are not a good combination. Pop some more seeds and get em growing.

I haven’t done much research on kits, but what I’ve seen is that most are decent, but sometimes the lights are a bit marginal, however some will allow you to upgrade lights. Never added up the cost of kits vs buying separately. My tent is an Apollo, 6.5x6.5x7, it’s 6 years old no issues, but...

I’d say, unless you’re really really good with a sewing machine, you should buy one. The advantage to building would be you get it with exactly what you want, where you want it. Not sure about whether it would be more costly to build or buy. Probably cost more to build. Size is up to you and...