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I see a little amber in there. She's almost there. Personally I like to see 5-20% amber trichomes before harvesting. It depends how locked you want to be to the couch. More amber, more couch lock.

Your girls look really good. But I'd get another microscope to be sure. Personally I like to see 5-20% amber trichomes before harvesting.

Yep, you need a good soil drench to kill the eggs and larvae in the soil. Or else the cycle continues.

Plus it's all natural.

An issue with thrips look similar, but if you scoped it out and didn't see any thing, just keep an eye on it. @FirstCavApache64 made good points.

Keep it simple. Don't over complicate things. Make sure your soil is on point. Get you some good living soil with natural microbes, nematodes, and such, using just plain water with a little molasses and natural kelp. You'd be surprised.

Oils clog the plant stomata, keeping plants from maximum photosynthesis. Keep us posted how it goes. The sample was a suggestion not an offer.

LOL at citric acid in your eye. A garden comedian. Yes, more than the first thread is read when genuine about helping. In fact, a little natural citric acid may help more than any help you can give.

Good points here. I'd say K. I. S. S. your garden. That's my moto. Keep It Simple Smartie!

Could be leaf septoria or mites. To diagnos the issue get a good microscope or jewlerer loup to scope it out. Either way, if you like you can try a sample of our 100% all natural, all-in-one insecticide and fungicide here. https://doctorzymes.com/wizard. It will get rid of leaf septoria...

Good points already listed. Be sure to check you pH as well. Between 6-7 is good.

Go ahead and transplant her. No need to cut back healthy roots. And be care not to over-water.

Get you a good microscope or jeweler loupe to see if there are any insects or pest problems. It there is,you can try a free sample of 100% all natural insecticide and fungicide here. https://doctorzymes.com/wizard. It will naturally prevent and eliminate pests, harmful insects, mildew, fungus...

Stop listening to what "they" say. K.I.S.S. your garden... Keep It Simple Smartie! No need to flush before flower unless you are pouring a bunch of junk into the soil. Get some good living soil, compost tea, and Eliminator for natural preventative maintenance to control pests. Do that and...

Cool! When you stop using Neem in flower because oils, residue, and other ingredients affects the outcome of harvest, you can pick up Eliminator to naturally protect you from threats all the way to harvest without any adverse affect to terpene profile or taste.

Correct.

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I don't see any major issues. You should keep up with weekly preventative maintainace. If you are an organic grower, you may try 100% all natural, all-in-one Eliminator insecticide & fungicide at https://doctorzymes.com/wizard. It will narually prevent and eliminate harmful insects, fungus...