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Things I would check first. Over watering. Move your light further away. You can go closer towards the end. Too much nutrients (goes with too much water). The small yellow blotches are nothing. Do not worry about that. Top leaves are curling and clawing, this can be from the light burn or...

I have found it to be related to the amount of nutrients given. Less gets me white ash in a batty. I grow in perlite/soil 50/50 and only give 25% of a viagrow bloom booster that I use for everything in my garden. I feed them half of that when I switch to flower and the other when they form...

I generally let my plants grow wild and prune twice before flower. Every little leaf helps until you prune them for more light penetration. Then I take off the bottom that is not exposed to much light a week or two before switching to flower. A broken finger is better used than a missing finger.

I am only offering the no stress formula I follow. I do not overthink any of my grows. I used too. I used to have a few failures too. I use indoor and outdoor soil mixed with 50% perlite. 5 gallon buckets. I ph balance three 1 gallon jugs. The three jugs are ph5,ph6, and ph7. I rotate these a...

Start with one plant. Take several clones prior to flowering. begin flowering clones after substantial growth. As they begin to show trichomes take a clone or two and place them back into vegetative growth. You will then have many different mutations as they regrow. I find only about 25% grow...

Old timers passed this on to me. Do the math and then cut it in half when it comes to cannabis nutrients. And in human nutrients not everyone is a bodybuilder so you can’t feed them all like one.

Then I don’t know. That is strange. I run humidity in mid 50’s and temp in mid 60’s 12 hours and 74 during day. When I quit overthinking everything and started growing in soil 95% of my growing issues went away

Ya got bud rot. Next grow don’t mist plant during flower and maintain a lower humidity during flower.

Pour ph corrected water slowly in. Depends on size of container and mix material. Best way is to ensure you have holes in bottom and pour until you see water coming out bottom. Now set a separate light (I use a 80w cfl flood bulb) aiming at the soil and root area. In 2 days put your finger in...