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Back in trim jail again!!! (Three more to go after these). This time of year my garage is about perfect, 64 degrees and 55-60%humidity.

They look great, mostly cloudy IMHO. Breeder estimates are almost always "optimistic" (putting it nicely).

Old Broscience!

Looks about right, hopefully the stretch will slow soon so you don't have to do as much HST. They look good!

I wouldn’t worry much, it’ll probably outgrow it.

Yep, thrips. If you weren't in flower, you'd have more options. DE and the soap will slow them down. Make sure to wear a mask if you're throwing DE powder around. You'll need to do a budwash at harvest.

My sympathies!

As a duck hunter for over 55 years, I've been doing that since I was in middle school! You're not messed up until your dreams are dry, and your farts are wet (Or so I've been told)!

If you’re growing synthetic, you don’t have to do much. You flushed the accumulated salts, which is good, just the perlite and mycos (which really isn’t necessary), since you’re providing all the nutes to the plant without biological action needed to break down the organic compounds. If your...

Never seen one that didn't leak some odor, they may exist. Biggest issue is where are you going to exhaust the air?

If they're not showing signs of distress by now, they'll be fine.

My best guess would be that the colas dry more slowly and haven't gotten to the curing point yet. Time will tell.

20-30 gallons will do it. Anything much smaller and it'll be rootbound.

It would help if you tell us what you've done. up to now, and how far along the plants are. Nutes, media, lights, ph, watering. Looks to be an issue with Potassium, unfortunately, the symptoms of deficiency and toxicity are very similar, so some background information is key to diagnosing.