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_______ Stink Bud is dead on. Plants don't read the EC. Its helpful to check it to be sure you won't burn or underfeed. But if you have an eye for your plants, you can work up the nutes slowly and if they overdarken you can tone it down. The meter will just let you know "will this fuck my...

The theory is also that a stressed plant near full maturation will push its every remaining resource into reproduction before its death. Interrupting the light cycle with persistent darkness for several missed light cycles makes the plants focus most of its energy into reproductive means.

Top, scrog, and LST. And if you can figure out how to get your lamp as close to the plants as possible let me know how you managed to do that considering you are outdoors ;)

Looks like the death pull to me. It's nearly time to pull her. Your yield should be fine if the plant has just now started to yellow. How do the tricombs look?

Did you pH your water?

Any or all. Boys in the UK typically use EC more than here, most people talk in ppm. I prefer EC because it's constant and isn't another convoluted measuring system we in the us primarily use.

Hey man I totally feel ya. And probably best to get rid of that leaf then save and stare at.

600w MH/HPS dimmable ballast with a 6in exhaust and 4inch intake. Pop them on a fan speed controller and your done. Good luck. If you can go HPS it's much worth the investment in my opinion.

THe nute line should be good. Do you see any pistils or female preflowers?

I heard bud candy does not do much to anything at all... There are supposedly much better products on the market.

Is there no way to transport them inside and out? I think they make light proof plant covers that wont insulate heat the way a trashbag would. Might be worth looking into. Darkness plus heat and dampness/humidity will invite pests and disease.

You want to re-adjust your ratios when going from veg to flower, if you didn't already. Too much N can slow the plants flowering, or even accidentally revert. the transition to 12/12 should mainly be done with the lights. First two weeks of flower you probably wont see much besides green...

A pic would be your best bet man. Really depends. If it snapped you might be better off than if it broke and tore the outside stem further down. Big risk of infection on exposed inside stem tissue. How did your light fall man? Really sorry to hear that. There are some pretty heavy duty...

I know a lot of people do it but just be very careful with indoor/outdoor plants. They invite outdoor pests inside to wreak havoc on your indoor facility/plants. During the indoor period in the room, there is not a strong symbiotic environment set up to keep any pests or keep any diseases in...

Black trashbag over a plant may raise the temp and humidity too much if its completely covered, but you also don't want light leaks.

Oh also, when you stake the plant will sometimes naturally begin to have woody growths in the areas that are being held up. Had a platinum OG that would alsway drop. Staked it for awhile and now it doesn't even need it anymore.

Steak it man. If its Out doors and can't hold itself up now, I doubt it will grow a thick enough stem to hold itself up with time.

Thanks Missnu.

Gotta love BHO

Are you watering her or feeding her in that soil? What are the temps and feeding schedule? Check that your NPK ratios are in order if feeding. Old leaves do die off with time, and if they are far from the CFL then they are not being utilized by the plant and it may be just putting more effort...