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I live in the city but near some mountains so deer do come by our area. I've never seen a deer, droppings, or tracks in our backyard though. Either way, do you know how I could prevent them from eating my plants?

So this is the second time this has happened to my plants, my brother's plants early in veg also got attacked like this too. Over the night something will take a chomp out of out of my leaves or something, not really a big deal, but it's ripped off entire tops now and has gotten close to ripping...

Predatory mites only eat other pests though, so will they harm my plants in any way? They're outdoor plants so as long as my plants aren't being harmed idc if I have them crawling around my soil

So I definitely have an infestation in my soil however the spider mites or soil mites, I'm not sure if there's a difference, have not been eating my plants at all. I'm not totally sure if they're spider mites because I don't have webbing that I can see too, but I thought I'd treat them as if...

I'm pretty new to this site and don't really know how to navigate it so if this forum already exist just put a link here and I'll read that! Any way, I'm wanting to grow just using soil and not adding any nutes when watering. If anyone has experience doing this and can give me advice and/or tell...

Oh sorry I misunderstood you. My one plant is looking a lot better since I wrapped my black pots in white paper and I haven't watered them for a few days. I think the curling of the new growth was due to root damage/over-watering. I recently transplanted them then like I said it got really hot...

Thanks for all the advice, I'm just a bit confused. If my plants are hungry why are they clawing? And pretty much all of my leaves have about 1cm of burning on the tips which I thought was nute burn. My smaller plant's new growth is clawing really bad too. In the area that I live in, we had lots...

Okay, it's been pretty hot for the past week so my next guess was that the soil was getting too hot and maybe damaging the roots

So I'm fairly new to growing - I did last year and just had my plants in ground and gave them water with no nutes and they grew like crazy and had pretty good looking buds (didn't dry and cure them properly so we made edibles with them). Any way while I'm here I'll ask: as long as plants are...

I'll get right to the point so I don't waste anyone's time. I added about 25% perlite to my soil and since I'm fairly new to gardening, I didn't realize that my perlite has miracle-gro in it which upon some research I've discovered isn't good for cannabis. The past 2 or 3 weeks I've noticed what...