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99% of the time my plants are perfect from sprout to harvest......no discoloration or deficiency issues. But occasionally I get a rogue plant that doesn't respond well to my normal grow practice........I don't try to figure out the problem or fix them.

I've had seeds sitting in my cupboard for years and they were still viable.

Think about it........the orange traitor has never won an election. Aside from the electoral win in 2016, the asshole lost the first one by $3 million votes and he lost the second one by $8 million votes. I can't imagine that he has gained many new voters with his insane behavior and hateful...

I agree with @HydoDan .........the polls are way skewed so Trump looks good........I don't think it will be close.

I wasn't thinking lol. Not sure about soil........maybe a soil grower can chine in.

You mean like this one? https://media.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPTc5MGI3NjExOHBnaGxldzFjdm5mY2xwOXhqcGNpenpkcmRtcXF3bTIxbG5vdzN5biZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/l41YfnhA7QNddFD0Y/giphy.gif

It's perfect. Good luck with your grow.

Plastic bags aren't air tight........glass jars are.

You can't flush a plant of anything........you can only flush the medium which accomplishes nothing. Stoner myth. Why starve a plant in the most important 2 weeks of it's life?

Perfect size to transplant........2 weeks from sprout.

It's not a Hermie. It's just throwing out some nanners late in flower........it's called rodelization.

Coco A & B........the rest is unnecessary.

Welcome to RIU. I suggest you eliminate all of the snake oil products and just use the basic nutes. Start feeding daily to substantial run off, don't use plain water......ever. Next time I suggest smaller pots.......I finish my plants in 9 ltr pots. Keep your pH around 6.0. Good luck.

Goodbye......:(

I don't find autos are any easier or harder than photos........if you know how to grow already.

Yes it's stretching.

You can, but I wouldn't expect too much. Window grows produce stretched and spindly plants with little yield.

Kill it!!!!!

I've been growing in coco for decades. The knuckle rule is for soil, not coco. You can't over water in coco with plants that size in a 1 gallon pot......and no Coco grower that I know reuses the run off. Coco still contains 30% oxygen when totally saturated, and with perlite, even more...