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Shouldn’t be a problem. BT is not toxic to mammals.

A little variegation, it will more than likely grow out of it. Most likely genetic, though sometimes nutes can cause it.

If it hasn’t been mentioned, tRump’s war is not just against factual journalism, it’s against facts period!! They’re only facts to him, if he agrees with them.

Not sure if BT will kill mites (information on the internet is conflicting). BT has to be ingested by the bug, and it is not systemic, so it has a limited effect on sucking insects like mites and thrips. Pyrethin will kill them both, but I would not spray it if the plant is in flower...

They’re ready when they’re open. Tap the open flower and you’ll see pollen dropping out. The pollen must be dried for a couple days, and stored in a sealed container (to keep moisture out).

Dip a q-tip in the pollen bag, then drag it over the pistils. You’ll have to freeze the pollen to preserve it for that long.

It does have the look of PM, the only other other thing it might be is residue from the foliar feeding. If it’s residue, it won’t get worse or spread, if it’s PM it will spread!

I'll just about guarantee you've got a small caterpillar cruising around. Many of them spin "webs" and fold the leaves together, then they sit in there and feed, then they'll move to a new spot. I would spray with BT, it works well on caterpillars and it's very safe..

Identifying mushrooms from a picture of the top of the cap is pretty much impossible (and dangerous), with a few notable exceptions. Normally a "magic" mushroom will turn a blue-green color if the cap or stipe is bruised.

Nice looking plants, still have some time to go. Flushing is for toilets, unless you have a lockout from the use of synthetic nutes, which I don't see in the photos. Flushing at the end of flowering just starves the plants and does nothing to help the taste of the product.

In the US, none, unless theres' a specific state law prohibiting possession. Seeds are considered a "Novelty Item" and are legal to possess. Seeds are under the Federal legal limit for THC, so they can legally be shipped using the US Mail..

Definitely overwatering, Mendo mix is a coco based potting soil, it has added nutrients, good for about 4 weeks before you need to fertilize.

I think VPD is a decent guideline, stay “in the ballpark” and you’ll be fine, however, it’s only one piece of the growing puzzle. It might give you more growth, but, conversely, some of the best plants I’ve ever seen/smoked were grown outdoors, where there is no control of VPD,

They’re months from flower, spray them with a pyrethrum based spray, do it twice about 5 days apart, that should take care of the mites and any that hatch in the interim. Do it at lights out and keep them out or direct sunlight for a day after spraying.

To me, it doesn't look like it's foxtailing. 8 weeks, I assume, is what the breeder said the flowering time is. Well, breeders lie like rugs! The flowering time is almost always longer than the say, sometimes by as much as 50%.

I sometimes have heat issues, I would definitely open all the vents, you could try having the lights come on at night, when it’s cooler. If you can, and your equipment allows it, you can relocate the LED driver outside the tent. Last resort, small portable a/c unit.

The one for soil says twice a week, but I’d be a little wary, maybe start at every other watering.

They are well camouflaged! Nice looking too.

Go with as big a tent as you can, even if it’s a bit inconvenient.

Not a problem, the “toxins” (produced by the bacteria) are short lived and are not incorporated into the plants tissue (systemic). They kill bugs, but are not toxic to mammals, they’ve been extensively studies and no ill effects to humans have been found.