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It would have... I mean the OP removed the predominate storage vesicles, the leaves that hold the nutrients and produce energy. Give it a week at least.

General rule is the larger/more dense your buds are, the higher your risk for mold: the lower you want your humidity. Smaller nugs aren't nearly as susceptible as mold. For example, colas that are lets say somewhere on the scale between Bic lighter to highlighter sized, perhaps a tad larger, are...

My state is decriminalized and medicinally legal. However, it is also incompetent in terms of municipal government. Our Public Health department has failed to actually implement a system of dispensaries. Those with medical marijuana cards may legally grow and posses a 60 day supply, or appoint a...

Various liquid nutrients can also be used for foliar; rates are generally lower than for fertigation (from 1/4 to 1/2 the amount per gallon). Many products list rates for foliar application. Nutrients are absorbed through the leaves faster than roots, as mentioned. Humic\fulvic acids are good...

About a p....er... I mean, Cannabis. It looks like Cannabis.

They look a tad underwatered. Good though you're on the right track. Solo cups are really good to germ in and for the first week, but you should transplant. As roots grow into the cup the seedlings start to require watering more frequently. If you let them get too dry it can lead to problems at...

This is BS. It's the quackery/hoax they came up with to lend merit to homeopathy. The initial 'theory' (by whom I forget) was that drugs/toxins, which at higher doses cause disease, must at trace amounts cure diseases which cause similar symptoms. Homeopathic 'medicines' therefore arise from...

At the very least or ASAP get some Damp Rid. Get both of the forms they sell; hanging and the drip container. Tu no tango el humido alto en bloomo.

I don't grow hydro. I just want to point out that usually if you're circulating water you are necessarily aerating it as also. Perhaps less oxygenation than if using aquarium pump/air stones, but air is still mixing with the water. Also keep in mind that plant roots do breathe oxygen, that's the...

My philosophy is the less you fuss with them, the better they are likely to do. Trust me it is difficult even for me to practice what I preach, but I have yet to find an easier way. It doesn't even matter how many times you germinate seeds, or how many seeds you've germinated- odds are you are...

If I had a lot of old/bag seeds to grow out, I'd PT-germ about 5 of them just to check the success rate. Or let them all germ in paper towels if you're doing that many and transplant... Old seeds are the exception rather than the rule though. Though every seed germ thread now it seems like it is...

When you start seedlings in a hot mix, they can burn. It doesn't help if they are also too dry, water when the soil surface is just a bit moist beneath. Just give them plain water. Don't mix in anything at all. I wouldn't recommend spraying them with anything at that stage either, unless they a...

The seed is going to soak up water when I put it in the pre-moistened potting mix [that I didn't cut with 50% perlite], and then water thoroughly. Folks want to wait for their seeds to sink and think the other ones are just going to suck, they can go right ahead. Again just saying, that whole...

Mods can't ignore. I think I gave a pretty good reasoning, though. Seeds that don't sink... still grow. What am I supposed to say? "I lovingly don't suppose I think you know what you're talking about." Since when did everyone get so damned sensitive on their e-forums anyways? And I said 'BS'...

Kiefing the stuff maybe?

^What BS. Someone is going to read that, buy perfectly viable seeds from a reputable breeder and seriously think "aww these suck" because they didn't sink, when IMHO soaking seeds hours-days is most typically redundant. A seed being 'good' doesn't verge on whether or not it sinks. You don't...

Some strains are just leggier than others. However, the major inducer of stretch is lack of light. That will cause a seedling/plant to stretch out more than if it is getting sufficiently strong lighting from sprouting. Some people don't turn on lighting at all until after the seeds have risen...

Uhh... are you legal? Pretty sure ADT would be calling the 5-0 if something tripped that alarm when you weren't around. Cancel the contract, if you even can, and screw telling them "why". You just can't afford it. You thought you were getting a raise. You just got fired. You bought a gun instead.

Well, ya know, it could take up to 4 hours to formulate such an opinion. Complete sentences and punctuation also helps in the comprehension dept. Whole plant pictures help us help you more. Your plant is autumning, it's coming to the end of it's flowering cycle. That's fine for a 7 or 8 week...