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They are from the smallest leaves next to the top buds. I have a hard time getting a clear view of the actual buds through my loupe or scope.

Argh! Hoping for some input on whether I should harvest 2 of my plants or wait. My other plants are definitely not ready but these 2 have quite a few amber and no white pistols. The buds aren't as thicc as I expected. Just hoping for some experienced input. I'd love to get a start on trimming...

I'm growing outdoors in 15 gallon pots, the time it takes to water them is so time consuming. I'm currently using 2 connected 55 gal drums, gravity fed through a hose. Just curious what y'all have done to simplify your watering technique. Thanks.

That happened to all my plants as they began budding. I wouldn't worry about it at this point if it's only the bigger/ older leaves.

I have some girls growing in 15 gallon plastic pots outdoors , they are getting really tall so I thought about putting the pots in the ground for some vertical space. Is this ok to do? The ground is clay. Should I add soil to the hole? Any cons? Any advice is appreciated.

It has been higher humidity here in michigan with quite a bit of rain as of late. The area I grow in has consistent wind though. I have not done any pruning, just some LST. The only thing I've changed before noticing these spots was spraying with neem in the evening every 3 days.

Thank you all for the reply's. I'm clipping all the affected leaves and separating the plants and keeping an eye on them. I'm just wondering why this started after starting spraying with neem. Possibly a coincidence I suppose.

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This is an Auto Durban poisen in FFOS in pots in the outdoors. Currently watering once a week due to lots of rainfall. Using general organics nutes, 1/4 of what's recommended. Does this look like it's being eaten? Could it possibly be from the neem/soap mix I've been spraying at night? Any...

I have not attempted a slurry test yet. That's on the list of things I need to learn how to do.

Thanks for the reply. That makes total sense. I will move them to shade in the morning.

I Was given some starter plants that i have been moving from indoors to outdoors as the weather permits before I transplant to the outdoors fulltime. I'm told the soil is miracle grow. They were lush green when I got them,after a week they started to turn pale/yellow. I've only used a spray...