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Been just about 3 days, a little short. Usually get a rise in RH after 24hr but then again buds are usually more moist. Maybe they will climb a bit in a day or two I didn't consider that, the stems were testing much higher than the buds on the moisture meter (8.9 vs 15.4)

Had to leave plants hanging an extra day or 2 due to work. Jarred RH is 49% (not rising). I personally feel Boveda packs alter the terps and I'm reluctant to use them on this batch. Buds are not over-crispy or crumbly IMO. Any other downside other than texture to curing at a lower RH? Personal...

Doesn't appear that the damaged plant is getting any worse. It is growing a bit (slowly). I will keep an eye on new growth and perhaps it's salvageable.

@Aqua Man @GNick55 Here are a couple shots of the plant with issues. It's looking very bare because prior to posting on this forum I had stripped the plant pretty thoroughly thinking it was a septoria issue. Because of the stress it's had only a small amount of regrowth. Here is a photo of...

I only use neem oil, maybe 2-3x tops through veg. I haven't done anything stronger. I've had Spider mites once in the past but trashed the plants because it wasn't even worth the battle to me (trying to save 2 plants not an entire grow room). Can you screen shot the pic and maybe edit/draw arrow...

@Moe.Red @Aqua Man @GNick55 I really appreciate all your help. Sorry for the delayed response, I've been away and will upload pics tonight when I get home. I don't think it's septoria, which was an early assumption of mine as well, but septoria is often quite contagious from what I've heard...

Nope, I cleaned up the bottom of the plant since most of the lower leaves were having this issue. 2 days later the leaves of upper/top nodes started showing same symptoms. It's driving me nuts, about to scrap the plant but I want to figure it out first for future prevention.

Airflow is good. Humidity is a bit on the higher side at 65, VPD is 1.0 average over the last week which never gave me an issue in earlier veg in past grows.

Soil. Watering is about every 3 days which at that point the soil is fairly dry (although not too dry). The plants were ready for transplant around this time, I went from 1 gal to 5 gal. I gave the plant 2.5 days to adjust and then went about and cut off all of the leaves that looked like this...

I have no idea what's going on here. Only having this issue with 1 plant, not the other.

I last checked my plants 24hrs ago and there was nothing like this on the leaves. Today I checked and there are a ton of black spots on 50% of leaves and I am worried it is mold. The plants are ready to he harvested in 5-7 days and so I have been flushing them out for the past 10 days and the...

Final update - plant is 100% female, no signs of even being hermaphrodite.

Trash bag over the top before removal !!! Rattling that thing around at all and you'll likely have pollinated other plants, if not already.

Update: The plant is now showing pistils. Possible herm, or maybe not even? This is a very odd case and I will continue to update for the sake of the someone coming across this in the future, or more insight from experienced growers who have had oddities as such.

I thought the same thing, this is just mysterious. The plant was showing some deformations in the first two weeks from seed with twisted leaves, wonky genetics. I haven't fimmed or clipped anything, these are untouched preflowers from some of the top nodes. I'm still going to imagine that these...

Hi fam, I purchased feminized seeds (Gorilla zkittlez - Barney's) from seedsman.com, and sadly I am 7 days into 12/12 and this is looking male. I am in denial primarily because the seeds claimed to be feminized. Can any experienced growers out there confirm 100%, or, has anyone ever had a...

Any success against them/ tips or experience to share? First time grower and I would be sad to have to trash the plant.

I am only growing 1 plant sadly has a spider mite infestation. The plant in a whole is still very healthy looking with most of the foliage undamaged, however apparently everything I see and read online touts spider mites as an unstoppable rebel force-- "burn your plant the second you see even 5...