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Nothing is wrong. First grow ? You are never going to grow a plant that looks like a High Times centerfold. Always blips and blemishes somewhere. If entire plant starts to look goofy that's when to get concerned

Leaf miner of some type (there are several). At this young stage I would not hesitate to spray w/liquid sevin. Make sure you soak the undersides of the leaves, that's where the bastards hang out. Easy fix.

If you just have a few leaves doing that I'd chalk it up to "shit happens". Plants look good you are always going to have some leaf drop down low, perfectly normal.

10-4 on 10-4 on the holes in the top. You don't want to start mold/mildew so you still need a bit of airflow, but you can drastically extend curing/hanging time with a vapor barrier of some type. Curing to me is the most tedious process. Need to check 2-3 times/day, make little adjustments...

Hang the bud and drape something over it lightly, like a dry cleaner bag or a trash bag. Will extend drying time a lot.

You are many, many weeks from maturity. Cut now zero yield and zero potency. 8 weeks minimum.

I think Attitude still takes credit cards. Herbies does not accept US transactions now, but will take an envelope of cash. Both good companies.

Another vote for IPower / Amazon. Correct me if you wish but I think IPower and Apollo is the exact same product Have bought Hortilux before. I have a light meter and the Ipower generally outshines the Hortilux. And yes I realize that spectrum coverage trumps the overall lux. I use bulbs for 2...

Personally I would scale back your goals just a bit. Certainly believe in shooting for the moon, but you are setting yourself for failure.

Yes, Paraquat is one of the most deadly chems ever developed. In South America thousands died as they sprayed fields on a variety of crops w/paraquat with backpack sprayers, which leak and drip on the back. Paraquat is very transdermal, i.e. goes right through the skin. Also became a common...

Well those just look fantastic. Great job for a 1st. Hell great job anytime.

I live within spitting distance of the Missouri Bootheel and Delta region where rice and cotton reigns. Cotton is defoliated with Paraquat, a really deadly defoliant. But it is applied a couple weeks before harvest, just to knock the leaves off and facilitate harvesting (Combining). Which is...

Not sure about anything regarding cloning. But been an active gardener for decades, I'll be 60 this year, hopefully ! For sure some strains clone better than others. And for sure I could not get the aero route to work for me. But for sure sticking a cut tip into simple rooting medium does work...

In my opinion a toxic level of some salt/fertilizer. I would run 5 gal of tapwater through each and finish with a half dose of general light fert, like this, about 1/2 tsp per gallon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004A27DJA/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Just a story. Bought an aerocloner: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008NRQJC0/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Tried cuts from 3 diff plants 0% success. Set it aside as something I could not do. Actually think they were strains ones that did not want to clone. Was later doing LST...

Yes I have thought about it and it is simply stupid. Leaves are where the rubber meets the road as far as plant assimilation goes. Care to enlighten me on one, just one, agricultural product where defoliation improves production ? Silence will be deafening, because there in no such thing. But...

Dishwash detergent is just to break "surface tension" of the water, makes it easier to adhere to leaves. Like 6 big drops in a gallon of water is all it takes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surface_tension

If the color I see is accurate you are just overfertilizing. Should not be that dark green, too much N. Do 3 waterings w/ simple tap water and they should perk up.

OK, did not mean to beat you up on this. Just hose the shit out of leaves with clean water. Immediately. Put a few drops of dishwash detergent in a qt/liter of water, do it a couple of times

So being colorblind prevents you from reading labels? Trying to understand this.