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Appreciate the support! The rains are strong. I ended up cleaning out a large tool closet in my garage and hooked up a shitload of LED shop lamps. Just gonna bite the bullet, get a few real grow lights, and do this thing lol She's sleeping now but I'll post a pic tomorrow.

Oh I've done that a few times. I call it aeration but idk if that's correct. So after a feeding and 2 days shes looking better. Some of the brown is looking more green and she doesn't feel so paper like

Right on, looking good! Mine are too early as well. I may clear out the garage and hook up some lights just to keep em going. This rain sure has sucked!!

Glad you cut in time. I'm only talking 4 plants that have been in a (cheap as shit) greenhouse that I grew from seed. 1st pic is 1 week ago 2nd pic is yesterday of same plant

Anyone else in the PNW? Are you cutting early due to the serious dampness? Not sure when to harvest as this is 1st grow. I know the things to look for that indicate it's time. Just not sure now long they can take the wet/damp and 50/60's temp overnight.

1st grow

Haha ya I think I'll go ahead and do that with this one as well. It's hammer time lol. Are you referring to damage from thrips or do you see one in the pic?

I appreciate everyone's responses and suggestions. I'm so new that I didn't read the ppm (I'm embarrassed to say) so I'll have to do it again tomorrow. I did discover that my moisture reader for soil is completely off and broken, reading moist when dry. I went into the plant from underneath in...

Ya, 1st grow here. I will check out the fabric pots, I know what you're talking about. Not sure if I'm gonna move this venture indoors or not just yet... Slurry test read pH 6.6 I guarantee the roots are saturated given the rains we had. They just can't seem to dry; they're in a greenhouse so...

Thank you for the info. I may isolate her now just to be safe. There are 5 holes on the bottom of each pot. Can I drill side holes with it in there, like now?

Are you suggesting one of those could be the problem? No gnats. I had thrips pretty bad about a month ago. They did damage to that plant for sure. I sprayed an organic cinnamon and citric acid based product for 3 evenings in a row and it seemed to work.

I'll get back to ya after I get distilled water. Thanks! I'm trying pretty damn hard. I'm cool with patience. I'm just not sure how much to water as fall approaches here in the PNW. I haven't fed in like 8 or 9 days. All dry 3" down but cheap meter shows bottom is saturated. We just had a week...

Gotcha. Thank you so much. What do you mean cornstalk stretch? Oh I gotcha, you mean in general to create a more bushy plant. For sure, I topped the 4th one pictured quite a bit and it turned into a solid bush. Anything I can do for her? Should I just harvest her? Is 10gal preferable?

I'm so new this shit it's been a nightmare. Im not quite sure when to harvest but am reading. My spouse has experience and is trying to help

This is the other one So you're saying that particular plant just wanted to grow more and is dying as a result of not being able to? Anything I can do?

Do the other 2 look healthy to you all? Theres another not shown. Really appreciate the input.

These two have grown along with it and been treated exactly the same

That makes sense about pot size. They are getting rootbound for sure. I still am not quite sure why other 3 are healthy in the same pot size. Can you repot at this stage?

Yes it is a 5 gal bucket. All others are in 5 gal and doing fine. All buckets had holes drilled in them. I haven't checked the bottom though to see if they're blocked. It looks hungry to me too. Haven't fed anyone in 8 or so days. Same tent is housing what's shown in pic here. Completely...

I did have a thrip problem and sprayed with an organic cinnamon based repellent with citric acid. I wonder if I burned the leaves?