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So, according to the grower schedule (I know...) I have about 1 week left before chop. I'll be going by trichome color, but to be honest this is an 85% sativa and I'm looking for a headier high, so I may stick with one week even if I don't see a lot more amber. With all that out of the way...

Any ideas would be appreciated. Oddly, only one plant is affected, same strain.

So, I realize I may be really overthinking this one. Right now in veg they're on 18/6, from 6 AM to midnight. Now, when I switch to 12/12, I'm planning on having the lights on from 7 AM to 7 PM. Should I cut the lights at 7 PM tonight, or set the lights not to come on until 7 and then start...

Will be adding some netting soon once they get a little more height on them. anything glaring that I need to fix?

The bushier one was defoliated, I swear. The skinnier one had some trouble with one of the new main s

anything I should be concerned about? Topped at the 4th node and removed the 1st.

Might be overthinking it, but here goes: My girls should be dried out tonight/tomorrow morning. I’m wondering if it is better to transplant in the morning so they are watered and have a fulol day of light immediately, or if transplanting before dark period would be less stressful? I’m guessing...

So today marks day 16 since they have breached soil. The leaves are now as large as the cup, and I peeked into one of the drainage slits and am pretty sure I saw some root. I watered them this morning (hence the slight droop, still springing back up), and am letting them dry out over the next...

Just wanted to say thank you to the forum for being welcoming and willing to share knowledge. This is my first long-term project, or really project in general, so not only is the tangible product going to be rewarding, but the process in and of itself is extremely gratifying. Here are my girls...

So, yeah I’m only on day 11, and I think I overwatered a few days ago. Noticed some leaves drooping, so I dried them out for a couple of days, and then began watering again yesterday. I have two plants going. One has been around a day behind the other, and this is the one that seems to be less...

Long story short: my temps without the exhaust fan get up to ~90F. Humidity with the exhaust running on the lowest setting (even with humidifier on max) is ~30%. So how can I get the heat out but leave the humidity in? I'm thinking about freezing a large bowl of water tonight and leaving it in...

I believe I overwatered them yesterday or the day before, so they're currently drying out before I water them again. In addition to the drooping, I noticed the main stem in the leaves turning purple, more noticeable underneath. I've read that they're too young for it to be nutrient related, and...