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Can't see the insects but if you say they are there go get some biodegradeable mite spray/solution (mix it with water (and Hydrogen peroxide)). The contort, wrinkling & curling of the leaves (if you are certain you haven't overfed) could be zinc deficiency.

I think the consensus is to keep buds as intact as possible. Quite a lot of people dry the plant by hanging it upside down and some even cure branch sections, to allow for slower drying & curing times and higher terpenoid production (theoretically at least). And as roc said, they look too...

Wrong ratios of nutrients compared to the other nutrients in any solution, for any nutrient, can harm the plant.

I apologize, I'll send some SSH with a high CBD percentage right over. Should clear up the headache quickly. :weed:

A lot of variables need to be taken into account. Strain is probably the most important since a 6 week plant can be near completion if it's a fast growing Indica and it can be only half way done if it's a Sativa with a long flowering period. Therefore it's hard to say exactly how well matured...

Cut out the insults, keep the discussion clean.

Oh, and it amuses me that Rumple will 'like' anything as long as it disagrees with what I've posted, no matter how devoid of facts, sources & references it is. I find that people who smoke really good weed don't have to resort to this passive aggressive childish behaviour to please their...

The fact that THC-A becomes THC and that the THC can degrade into CBN does not relate to THC-A becoming CBN directly. You can't just say that because CBN is the degradation product of THC then the precursor to THC, THC-A, ends up as CBN during drying & curing. CBN is not just formed during...

You don't get a couch lock stone from amber trichomes. You get it from Indica strains. The phenotype (Sativa / Indica) is what determines whether you get an energetic high or a couch lock high (or a combination of both - hybrid strains). Every plant should be taken as close to max % cloudy as...

How old are you?

I don't quite follow. Can you elaborate on the questions? :weed: Edit: There is no need to pre-harvest flush if you haven't heavily overfed (in which case the plant would be visibly damaged and probably beyond rescue). Organic nutrients, synthetic nutrients, soil, hydro (nor any mediums...

Yeah I think 60% - 65% RH is a standard level when you have burped the jars and they have sat there for a bit. Mine enter around 75% and I stop burping as much when they reach 65% since curing starts @ 65%. Yeah for sure. Same with jarring too late. It's all about hitting the sweet spot of 65%...

Putting (dried and ready for curing) weed into a 50% jar will raise the RH levels quite quickly to ~65% - 75% RH depending on how well and long it was dried. That's what I meant by it. Curing starts @ 65% RH and ends @ 55%. I didn't mean that you should aim for 50% RH inside the jars, the RH...

I assume you have a hygrometer? A 45% - 55% RH range is perfect for curing. Anything from 40% - 60% is acceptable and quite doable. The key is you want a slow and steady cure where you can bring the weed from ~65% RH (some start curing @ 70% but that requires a lot of jar opening etc.) to 55%...

Very nice of you mantiszn ^^

The science speaks for itself. Personal opinion and belief doesn't matter. Hadn't seen that website before Huel but I skimmed it and it looks very nice and presentable. They have the same information as the biotech company I link to (montana biotech). CBN represents a 90% loss of potency...

Funny how all of a sudden this post is only rated 3 stars when it was rated 5 2 days ago. I wonder who did that.. Probably someone who didn't read all the information and has a hard time understanding the difference between facts and beliefs. :roll:

It's quite funny that you say I pass information without souces when I'm one of the only guys on this forum who actually quotes references and places source links in my posts. If you cared to read the link I posted or search my nick on the forum you would see I post references to sources.. I...

As Flamin Pie said, why would you want a less potent product? Amber trichomes contain CBN which is the product of degraded THC and it represents a 90% loss of potency. You should be happy that you have a strain which has evolved into producing nearly no amber trichomes, thereby retaining it's...

As high a percentage of cloudy as possible is the best for any strain, of any phenotype (Indica, Sativa). Since clear trichomes contain nothing but precursor cannabinoids it's preferable to have amber over clear since amber trichomes do contain some psychoactive cannabinoids. But trichomes are...