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GMO has amazing terps and yields. Makes my favorite extracts, i just pressed some flower up in the rosin press. 13 week flowering time and absurd stretch make it a difficult plant to deal with at times. I think a lot of the crosses with gmo are some of the best in the past couple years. U

Grew the Island Freeze last winter and was happy with the results. Tropical with a slight menthol taste, a longer finish than I prefer. Would recommend.

Definitely underfed, your soil is used up and need to start feeding more regularlu

It’s definitely ogkb

Looks legit to me, I have done a lot of work with both the archive rudeboi cuts.

Random opinion, but id say the rooting on those clones above is pretty good for a mailed clone. You wouldn't want to ship something that is going to dry out from being super rooted.

Looks like just a Lack of nitrogen, pretty normal at this stage IMO

The OGs definitely do look dry from the pics and can definitely cause a bit of yellowing on the lowers. Doesn't look like a big deal though, they will be fine. Might be time to start thinking about topping/pinching or LST once you get em perked up.

Looks like a place that preys on newer growers looking to capture a piece of the latest hype strains to me. I’m sure you’d probably get some seeds in the mail, but I would go with a breeder with a more solid reputation.

wood ash maybe, but there’s way more nasty things in a wildfire in area with humans living.

it matters if your ppm meter is set to the .5 or .7 multipler for us to actually know how high you are running. That being said, I run floraduo at 800+ ppm in veg feeding every time with the .5 multipler with zero burning. If your plants look good then I dont see an issue.

bluelab guardian great, but overpriced imo. I got a Hanna groline combo meter right now and works great, responds fast.

Is your air pump running 24/7? Both the pump and friction of the bubbles can increase temps. Put it on a timer for like 3 min on / 15 off

The amount of chlorine is negligable and would consider RO highly wasteful for an grow that isnt encountering specific issues with your source.

the bayer stuff is some gnarly shit but it would absolutely work. It’s systemic and powerful so id use if you’re trying to save your moms or something but it could take many months to be out of the plant tissue I wouldn’t use it on a plant you plan on flowering any time soon.

I’ve fought root aphids in a large facility using BotaniGuard, without much success. I’d personally just take cuts and dump all plants and soil out of your space. Botaniguard has to build up on them and is a fungus that grows them. There is a mix that has a light dose of pyrethrum in it, this...

Looks like some variegation. Best case is it’s just genetic and no big deal, worst case would be broad mites. You will need a reasonably powered scope or loupe to see them as they are small though.

I think you’re overthinking it a bit, seems fine

My guess is she will perk back up as the plant dries back out again