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I think we're going to need more details as to your set up. Are you growing openly in your basement? or within a box that's in your basement? Do you have basement windows?

Nizza, or anybody... Can you please elaborate on foliar flushing? Is that simply spraying your plants with just water? I don't think that I have even heard of this method.

Sativas tend to look stringry in general so don't worry about that. Your remaining leaves all look pretty healthy for their stage in life. If I were you, I'd only give the plant water from now til harvest.

I've never seen a serious infestation of worms but my buddy had a few. As the plants hung and dried the worms would vacate. As long as they're not causing rot before you harvest, you should be good.

I think there's only 1 model of the vapor bros. I got mine with the hands free whip.

I have a vapor brothers and it works great. I've had it for about 5 years now, almost daily use and it still works like a champ. It's a very simple and dependable design. I liked this brand over others because they claimed to be a medical grade vape due to the materials used and so on + they...

For future reference, I'm not sure what methods you may have already applied, but there are many things that can be added to a foliar spray that will help to prevent many common plagues that you'll run into while outdoors. Neem oil is good for keeping bugs away during veg and I believe it may...

Try wetting them down with a hose before cutting them back. The water will keep the spores down

I've seen clones root in as little as 7 days and as long as 15 days. In my experience it's all about high temps (low 90's) and high humidity to speed up clone time. A buddy of mine has a bubbleponic cloner that works great but I think he'd see faster results if he warmed up his water reservoir...

Fuck all the politics here. Sub makes killer strains and that's what's really important here. Isn't it? Do you, Sub, and please keep making bomb ass seeds!

I've seen my share of plants in the northeast and the pink pistils are common. I'm guessing it's a temp thing

I'll second Oriah about Jilly, it's truly something special. The only drawback I find with Jilly is that it tastes so good I keep wanting more and it eventually gets me to the point where I get up off the couch and get vertigo for a few secs.

Looks to me like it needs N and just a touch of K to address those few brown spots on the leaves. However, since it's already into flower I wouldn't worry too much about the N. Boost the K a little and let nature do its thing. Sometimes the most deficient looking plants yield the best smelling...

They're looking good! Nice work. Based on the plant to the right of pics 1 & 3, it looks like they're starting to stretch out and getting ready to shoot pistols out in the next 2 weeks or so. This is always an exciting time of year for outdoor grows. Enjoy!

Worm castings & kelp are both great and they probably would support a plant on their own. However, just the 2 alone might not grow a plant to its fullest potential. Add some Peruvian and Indonesian guanos to round out the NPK levels and you'll be good.

If the light shines on your plants no brighter than a full moon would, no worries.

Going with less than a 3 gal pot for autos will probably reduce your yield.

Good luck on this, 11 weeks is an awfully long time considering your location. It won't be impossible to finish them out but frost will most definitely be an issue for you. Also, I would consider tying them down to make them bushier. Based on your pix, you'll be lucky to get a 1/2 OZ off each plant.

I'm against ripping people's plants for sure but if some fool is growing on my property those plants are as good as mine.

Autos like a lot of light, most seed banks recommend 20 hours of light. I have seen autos run outdoors in areas where they only get maybe 6 hours of sun and the buds were consistently very sparse and fluffy. They smoked OK but if you're able to I'd highly recommend doing them indoors.