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not nute burn. looks like a micronutrient deficiency. I'd supplement epsom salts and a something like superthrive if you can

yep, they're gonna stretch i recommend at least 150-200 watts

sarcasm aside, yes that is perfectly adequate but we really can't help you with mounting it. simple engineering my friend

seems like you are on the right track they'll be wanting more light right away. I wouldn't hold off

don't cut off any leaves. not going to help the plant whatsoever looking healthy, keep it up. if you can get more light on her she will appreciate it

i'd read the thread dannyboy posted

what a seriously egotistical post. you'll tell us later why you asked us instead of relying on your own expertise? if you're such an expert, gtfo

they also won't like being transplanted during flower, and you're liable to put them back into veg or hermy them

in a basement where there's no light, with a fan in the room oscillating on low (but not blowing directly at the buds) if there's too much light in the room I hang a bed sheet around the drying area from the ceiling to block off light but not air exchange temps are always between 70 and 74 f...

yeah... it can be pretty okay. I find the occasional disproportionate Tetrahydrocannabinol/Cannabidiol ratio arises in certain strains which can lead to a seriously unenjoyable high without the antagonistic qualities of the later, THC can be overwhelming before it is metabolized, and can be...

something i've tried recently which has produced the best tasting, best smelling, and smoothest bud for me so far, is drying whole branches slowly over a period of 7-14 days... leaving all but the biggest fan leaves on to be trimmed off later

i wouldn't transplant a flowering plant. why not just ride it out at this point? pluck those weeds though...

I inoculated a bulk substrate of 6 parts coir, 4 parts vermiculite (i may have that backwards), and 1 part granulated gypsum with colonized popcorn it was fully colonized in 7 days and ready for fruiting but that's the full extent of my experience so far so I can't say if that's any good

last I checked aquarium gravel was more expensive than a bag of perlite

you just won't get the same results. that looks like it's going to compact your soil even more you can get a bag of each of what I mentioned for under $10. if you gotta break the bank, you'll still be thankful you did i have a hard time believing you're posting from a computer on the internet...

I think that if I buy one I will just take the heating element out of it. Moving air is all I want on 'em i saw some at a overstock store for around $20. they might already be heat-less

thanks man. let's hope you're right!

you are working towards 55% humidity, at which you should try to keep it for as long as possible. this is a good curing RH the humidity in the jars and the bud are going to be the same.

sounds like voodoo logic

you must like green bananas, too cus that ain't ripe.