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Think about what it’s doing to your plant. Your plant needs to use stored energy during dark periods to grow flowers. If it’s struggling to stay alive each night, cells rupturing and in constant state of repair, you may as well kill it as it’s already dying, and has no purpose left

Are you making sure to follow VPD guidelines? LED lights don’t heat the leaf surface unless there are red diodes intermixed into the board, but even then the plant could be host to a myriad of issues if not following VPD chart while growing with LED. Not saying this is your issue. I don’t know...

It could actually be the temperature of water you’re using, or temps in general. If you’re growing led, it’ll be especially important to dial in VPD. I find the plants really enjoy hotter climate (ie: 29°C / 65% RH). Don’t water too much. Water, and let the pot almost dry out before watering...

Depends on where you live. If you’re uncertain, use RO water

Frost ruptures cell walls. At first everything seems fine, but during the night the plant is taking damage from within. The second night of frost will take the plant to critical damage. The third night, the plant is already beginning to die. Perhaps if you live in an area with shorter frost...

First frost kills them

Any high power jeweller’s loupe is good, 40x is more than enough.

I have a jeweller’s loupe for this very reason. Nice tip

I vent into the room. And control temps and humidity by opening the window, running a dehumidifier, heater etc.

Looks like nute burn. You gotta let the plant grow 14 days minimum before diluting a feeding.

I run cookie strains, crosses etc. I usually chop at day 75 flower. You wouldn’t believe how much fatter the buds get if you let your indica hybrids flower 75 days. The flowers pack on a lot of weight in the final 10 days of it’s life. And with cookies, depending on the pheno, you may not...

If it was just three hours, you’ll be fine. But try to maintain the schedule you were running before the issue, the plants have a circadian rhythm and will most likely hermie if you deviate from the rhythm

I think the only way you’ll know if you have mold is lab testing, or obvious signs of mold which seems like you don’t have obvious signs. Sometimes locking the jars up too early can trap weird smells in the jars. If it starts smelling funky, it usually keeps smelling funky unless you catch it in...

My personal way of finishing the plants: taper feedings down to lower amounts in the last few weeks. The last 10 days, I water twice and let the medium dry out. Clean ash every time. RH between 58 - 62% is ideal for dried flowers. Flushing isn’t exactly necessary imo

Once RH is stabilized and you’ve burped for around 2-4 weeks, the jars should actually remain closed. Hope that answers your question!

First weed I ever smoked, 1995. A kid I knew stole it from his dad. I ended up with the remaining 4-5 grams. It was densely covered in trichomes. Very terpy. All the weed I’ve smoked from that day has always been frosty to varying degrees, even the sativas. Perhaps I was lucky, because I knew...

The greasy plants get me the flower I’m looking for, I’m a flower consumer more than anything. I make fresh frozen bubble hash with the scraps, but there wouldn’t be a scenario where I’d be specifically keeping non-greasy phenos unless they really packed a punch. The “greasy” texture of the...

I have been working on selecting phenos with the best and highest terpene profile. So whatever I’m growing, I toss the phenos that don’t taste and smell amazing, regardless of trichomes. I’ve noticed some of my plants are “greasy”, these are the ones to keep imo, they’re always very terpy, and...

Based on your description, it sounds like you may be feeding too much, could be experiencing lockout. But as the last person mentioned, we need more info to help you properly

Thank you my friend, this is one of my own strains, I’ve been chucking lol!