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Funny. I sort of remember writing something, but I can't remember why. I stay too stoned. LOL At the time it just brought out some "profound, world changing question of the ages". The kind you can only understand when...

They have to start somewhere. If that's what it it would probably be in the very early stages. It just resembles what you would see if if was mites.

That's funny. I just called some one in to help. I thought your whole grow was going south. Anyhow, it will be a good opportunity to meet people. You'll find this is a good place to be. See if you get an answer pretty soon. If not we'll go a different way.

The white spots on the leaf look a lot like mites. Other than that I don't know. Have you checked the underside of the leafs with a magnifier?

We can just start a little conversation about your plants and someone will jump in. Just hit the "Reply" button so I know when to come back in.

Good pictures. In this case I think it's best for me just to set back and watch. I'm not so good a recognizing problems on the more mature plants. Sometimes there can be a couple of small issues. Too much for my fuzzy brain. There should be someone that can tell you online but no one has caught...

Thirteen days ago this was a seed in my mail box, the one out by the curb. Ten day ago it greeted me in the morning. Hulk Berry Auto. This is my house plant. I hope to get a little smoke out of it, but I am just growing it to have a flower in my room. It's our "pet plant'. As far as I can tell...

Haven't thought that, but I dought it. Most things, if raw would be cooked beyond use. If cooked they would already be decarbed if it's going to happen. I really can't imagine decarbing a carrot. That would seem to be pointless because of...(something). You know, I'm just ripped enough right...

Maybe they go solo.

I can't tell too much from the picture but some of it looks like nitrogen toxicity. The dark green leafs with the tips turned down is a good sign of it. What happens is the leafs start turning dark and then the tips turn down. eventually the tips turn brown and the edges of the leaf turn brown...

I have to bow out there. I know very little about anything but soil, and have to research even for my grows. I really don't want to point you in the wrong direction.

I think I see two things. nitrogen toxicity and the edges of some of the leafs look like the light was too close. I know you said you raised it. Nitrogen toxicity turn the leafs darker green and the tips curl down. What will probably happen if not corrected is the leafs will brown at the tips...

It's a good idea to download, or at least bookmark, leaf problem charts. That does look like calmag.

That's the reason I ONLY refer to it. What I like about Biglino's book, and his translation as far as he got is he doesn't guess at the meaning of words. If you don't know the meaning use the original word. Leave the words alone.

Good info. I never thought about that.

The last picture looks a bit like light issues. Too hot, too close, to something. look at the edges of the leafs.

There's something for the atheist in the last paragraph. It could be our common link on this thread. Here's something, maybe inline or maybe off track. Do you have idea what "cherubim" are? Once more we come to a word ending with "im". That's plural for "cherub". Just like "elohim"...

Not true. There's a bunch, but not "thousands upon thousands".

Actually, It wasn't hard to explain at all. It was a very small church, 100 people at the most on Easter. There was a farm next door with a nice pound that the boys went went skinny dipping in so they knew the difference. All I had to do was tell them why.

Brakes like the one you have can be "doctored and repaired" with tape. I like the black electrical tape. You can repair bad brakes, too, even when the branch splits at the main. The reason I like the black tape is that it will fairly well stretch as the plant grows.