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Looks like thrips or mite insect damage to me, interested in hearing what others think.

That looks like insect damage to me, fwiw. If it was outdoors, I'd think caterpillar or grasshopper damage.

I trim the larfy undergrowth when plant starts to pre-flower. If you want to try cloning, these branches are great for that.

Personally, would never use hydrogen peroxide, even watered down, period.

Agree, this looks like underwatering/heat stroke to me.

I definitely mulch, but I'm up in the dry northern california climate. Water retention (and drainage) are important to me, and I feel like it helps keep the roots/plants a little cooler. Black dirt in black fabric pots can get hot when it's mid-summer.

Yeah, if I have no limitations on time or space, like on my current outdoor grow, I fim twice and get some amazing bushes with really high yields, at least relative to using 20 gallon fabric pots. I do the same when I've have beautiful raised beds and have had some true trees.

I haven't grown indoor since LED grow lights have been a thing (15 years?), but in the future I'd work on training them with some low-stress training when they're a lot younger. You might be able to still do some training but there are risks involved of breaking stem/stalks. Don't know if any...

Very early, first week or so of flowering.

My initial thought is that you are overwatering, and/or have a PH issue. I recommend buying a ph/light/moisture 3-in-1 gauge for about 20 bucks on Amazon.

I always germinate in paper towels wetted with distilled water between two paper plates, in a nice warm spot. Transfer to soil/cube after all are well-sprouted, and then run mild light at low intensity, or leave exposed to ambient light in the room. I feel like it helps the sprout take off the...

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Guess we'll agree to disagree, but that approach seems counterproductive to me. Lots of ways to grow these plants, but I believe it's pretty clear in my experience that cutting bottom branches sets your growth back from what it could have been.

I'm the same way, use it foliar-only for my outdoor grows and it works great.

I don't understand why in the world you would be pruning lower leaves like that. Was that actually deliberate pruning?

This was my understanding of why you use it primarily for foliar feeding.

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Only ignorant fools use molasses for anything cannabis-related at this point.