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I once dated a girl from Vermont, Rutland I believe. She was fun girl, sadly lots of baggage. I've wondered what ever happened to her. She made it seem like it was hard to make ends meet in the area she was from.

I know this isn't what you were intending but I want one of those

We get big bucks here as well, not much to speak of for white tails though.

That sounds pretty awesome. I haven't ever been to Minnesota but I'd imagine the hunting could be really good.

I never have to stand in water for 6 hours, but especially in November. Shit half the water here is frozen right now so you're either hunting the little bit of open water from a boat or you're hitting up a river or field. For what it's worth waterfowl taken in a field is an absolute blast and no...

I figured it was possibly due to complications they had or anticipated. Edit: that's also why I was curious about them possibly running autos outdoors to be able to harvest ripe buds earlier in the year.

If that's the clone now I'm the last pic I'd say you've definitely got something going on. What is the medium? What are your watering habits like? What's your grow setup like?

That vibes with my organics experience overall.

Agreed that the picture provided sucks ass but I figured the op didn't really give a fuck and that's why they weren't really trying. I was looking a little closer thought it looked a little burnt underneath but I could be mistaken.

I've had mixed results with organics tbh. I'd still back off the nutrients for sure. I've had some batches of organic soil I've ran that I had to flush because of excess nutrients.

You could cut back on feeding and just give plain water. Do you water to the point of run off?

Ah, yeah that's going to slow things down considerably. She's got lots of ripening to go. When it looks more like something you'd smoke and less like airy leafy buds you'll be close. All the new pistil growth is a sign she's progressing. Once new pistil growth slows, and the red hairs have...

Definitely looks like possible nute burn.

Are the leaves actively turning brown and crispy? It looked possible from a photo you posted above

Alright. I'll wait for pic's before I speculate anything. If it looks weird to your experienced eye I'll take your word for it.

How close is your light? Some of the upper leaves look like they are taco'd so could be light stress if you temps are in check like you say. The dark green, waxy leaves look like possible candidates for Nitrogen toxicity which can cause clawing and nutrient uptake issues, resulting in yellowing...

Got pictures? From your description you could have a problem or be totally normal for stretch growth at the beginning of flower.

I'm on the opposite side of the spectrum, I can't stay awake. I used to struggle sleeping years ago but now for almost a decade I'm always exhausted. I just want a normal amount of awakeness! Haha

Hell yeah man! Keep up the good work!

Snow geese are not very common around here but you wouldn't have guessed that yesterday.