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-- Most old school hybrids like White Widow are a waste of time. -- Mix dolomite lime into your soil prior to planting. -- Wait until buds are dry before placing in jars for cure. -- The Dunning-Krugger Effect is common in cannabis forums.

The truth of the matter is that it's probably irrelevant. A focus toward humidity and temperature is of crushingly superior significance.

For balancing PH, keeping leaves healthy and green. I was trying to understand what you're doing [or not doing] that's causing your leaves to brown like that.

Looking good, guy. Your stated agenda seems legit.

Yeah, I see that and it's not to be written off as normal. It's a risk for mold and at the very least will result in unsightly bud. I'd harvest any plant with those brown sugar leaves touching or on the verge of touching bud. Do you mix dolomite lime into your soil prior to planting? Well, you...

You're quite the little charmer. Not really; I plant clones in FFOF and fertilize heavy w/ every watering up until harvest. Just add dolomite lime to soil and you'll have beautifully healthy leaves:

Those buds do look more like day 20 than day 30. At first I suspected high nitrogen but I see where you say you've not used heavy ferts, so perhaps it is the transplant at the beginning of flowering that has delayed them. Not a big deal. As for the yellowing, I used to have that problem until I...

Blue OG I crossed with Grand Daddy Purple, day 42: Different pheno, takes more after the Blueberry/OG Kush: Blue OG prior to being pollinated by GDP male:

Negative; they seem fine as is.

You always need a fan for air movement, just make sure it's oscillating and not pointed directly onto the plants.

Disagree. Leave them in those pots, they'll grow into them just fine. Amy, you're fine other than you need more powerful lighting. Go for an HID lamp if you can, preferably 250+ watts. And be prepared to consider the heat that more powerful lights will let off, ie pay attention to temps. As...

It's all good, Roll. Don't allow it to discourage you from asking questions in the future.

Nice, but you seem to have a bit of nitrogen deficiency.

It's true that this was a question that could have been easily answered with a mere 30 second Google Image search. But as the Arabs like to say: When you shoot an arrow of truth, dip its tip in honey. In these regards, you're both right and you're both wrong. Now move on.

This is beyond question.

Ehh, she looks like a common stripper. Place a dollar in her G-string. First ladies of the Mideast are crushingly superior: Saudi princess Queen of Jordan First Lady of Syria

Looking good, man.

Disagree. I've found the buffer in Fox Farm to be insufficient.

Either PH issue or you're wholly incompetent at applying proper ratios of nutes; probably the former.

A leaf curling down usually means excessive nitrogen. Probably related to your off PH. When dolomite lime is mixed into soil prior to planting, I've noticed the plant can take much heavier feedings. Next time mix in 2 tablespoons of dolomite lime for every gallon of soil. But all in all, your...