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Very interesting read, but I’m still not an idiot with the utmost respect. I’m still a novice, yes, and I have always seen the online community duke it out while it comes to flushing.. We’ve heard so called “gurus” say this, and say that. It’s a topic I take tons of interest in, and I’m willing...

I’m not an idiot.

Not too sure about the brown spotting, but the tips look like early stages of nutrient burn. I usually just flush when I can't diagnose the problem right away, and that tends to help somewhat. Hopefully a green-thumb comes along and can direct you in the right direction.

Not sure if this allowed, remind for future reference if it isn't. https://www.leafly.com/news/growing/how-and-when-to-transplant-cannabis-plants This link is pretty useful right here, pretty much has answers to common FAQS about transplanting. I always suggest adding a diverse colony of...

Those look like they're going to taste awesome. What nutrients did you end up picking up from Advanced?

Their line is solid, but in my opinion there are too many bottles, and it's quite expensive. Just follow their feed schedule on their site or phone app, and you should be fine. The schedules are usually created by master growers and have multiple levels of difficulty fit for any grower.

Start using a base nutrient. Whether it's organic or synthetic, it should help with turning those plants a deeper green.

Phone on a tripod zoomed in works really well, or you can always get those macro camera attachments for your phone as well.

Looks cool, I’d suggest using a more nutritional medium when starting as pro-mix is just dirt with some beneficials. Prune them up a bit, and gently open your plant to allow light penetration through your canopy. Change you’re nutes, MG is crap in a bottle.. no pun intended. Looking above par...

Hard to say when they will be done, as I don't run automatics myself. Don't be in a rush to pull though, those plants definitely have some time to go. You'll probably want to get a jeweler's scope, and do some research on what "ripe" cannabis plants look like, also take into consideration that...