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Cinderella XX:

There's been some chopping since my last post. Another of the Arise-leaning Convergence girls was chopped, along with another Cinderella XX and the last Rhombus. There are still 4 Convergence girls, a Saka Souffle and a Cinderella XX growing, at the 12 week mark. Two are likely coming down in...

The spots look like they're from some sort of liquid getting on the leaves, from this video. Could be wrong about that. Your buds might be slightly small for their age, but I would say they're well within the range of normal. Buds never start looking impressive until they're about 5 weeks old.

Grow the fuck up and stop trying to parse your way out of the fact you said something dumb.

Looks like they're getting fried by the light. Watering: water when the soil is nearly completely dry. Water until all the soil is wet (ALL!), then don't water again until they're nearly completely dry. No misting, no staring at them, wondering how you can help, no feeding in the first week to...

I've never had spider mites, but I use this spider mite remedy for thrips. A friend of mine swears by it for mites: https://www.flyingskull.net/flying-skull-nuke-em-8-oz.html It's essentially a vinegar solution. Spray it just before lights out, with plenty of airflow so the plants dry out...

The notion of not spraying anything on your plants, because sprays always damage plants, is silly. Yes, you can damage plants when you spray them, but it is not inevitable.

At least some of that is physical damage. Something was chewing on a growing point, or damaged growing points in one way or another.

They're called bagseed, but not all bagseed is from nanners. But it does seem like USUALLY bagseeds are female, because they were produced by a male flower that opened low on the plant, or a nanner. But male pollen exists and accidents happen.

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It seems like we're dealing with plants that have an interest in The Occult. [Cue scary music.] That's right, The Occult. [Scary music crescendo.] The only way to deal with bewitched plants is to burn them, which is what I intend to do. I recommend you do the same. But after another few months...

Those plants have had the fuck burned out of them.

Send in a sample to 23 and Me.

There's definitely some light burn happening. If you upped the nutrients "...and they looked like this," it sounds like lockout. But was the reaction that quick, or did they look bad and you tried upping the nutes and they still look bad? If adding slightly more nutes really did this, cut out...

You're making a huge mistake if you don't kill one of the twins off. In the words of the great Weedstradamus, "From the depths of a grow-dungeon in the land shaped as a mitten, twin cannabis plants will be born. Together, they will seduce a great troop and subjugate the kingdoms of the world."...

In another week, I'd just pinch off the one that seems weaker. If neither seems weaker than the other, eenie-meenie-minie-moe is the method seasoned growers prefer. Seedlings just won't do rock-paper-scissors. Don't even bother.

I don't think they're getting enough water, either. Try soaking the entire peat pot in a pan of water, let all the soil get wet, then don't water again until they're light. When you soak them thoroughly, if they're much heavier than when you've been watering with a squirt bottle, that's...

I usually hang the whole plant, but I've done it branch by branch, too. There is no single way to do it. If hanging a whole plant is impractical or the air circulation will suck, do it another way. Yes, you can hang to dry in a tent and keep the exhaust fan going.

In decades of growing, I had exactly one plant that finished in 7 weeks. A few things about "when it's ready": 15x - 20x is all you need to look at trichs. Don't waste your time looking at trichs if 1/4th or more of the stigmas are still white. Typically, when all the stigmas are red, you...

Because the lower leaves look OK, except for the nute burn that everything has, I think this is a light-related problem, as in too much. Some nutrient, possibly magnesium, was low, even thought you have leaf tip burn, and the intense light brought it out. I am not certain that happened, but...