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Great read! I've been going through pros and cons myself as I have seeds and clones indoors and outdoors right now. I'm using most of my indoor Flowering space for making feminized seeds of any strain I don't have many seeds of now. I actually planted some of my seeds at the same time my clones...

I don't think anyone mentioned this. When you have a small plant like this in a large pot, it's still very possible to do, but you only lightly water around the base/root zone if the plant, not the entire pot. Usually a circle around the plant that's as wide, or slightly wider than the width of...

I've heard and read of people dimming to 400, supposedly you'll get a little less life from the Bulb though. I've never under or over powered a light yet so I can't say from experience. I have a feeling doing either of those would be best done with a good quality bulb and not a discount bulb...

Haha OK, well that is a good thing. I'm sorry I don't know what is going on there. I hope someone else can be more helpful. Best of luck to you.

I don't know what some of those splotches are, it could be bugs, or a deficiency. I do know know this plants are too light in color and are very hungry. They'll soon have a lot of yellow and/or brown. They may be underfed and need a fast acting fertilizer/nutes. Maybe your soil ph is off and...

This looks very much like my 600 watt. It gives it a slight boost in brightness. I don't know the exact wattage it'd be, but it'd slightly over power it. This can be useful when your light is aging/dimming and you want to get a little extra use out of it at close to normal brightness.

Do you know what the white spots are all over your leaves? If you don't know, then I'm wondering if you have a mite/bug problem. I'm not one thats dealt much with mites yet thankfully, so I'm not one for bug advice, but if there is an infestation hopefully someone will more knowledge can chime in.

Usually "hot" does mean too many nutes, Nitrogen probably the most common. However I seem to see it used both ways all the time, which probably confuses some people, especially new growers. If you have a living soil and you add too much to your soil, especially high N, this can make the bacteria...

The amount of days it takes a plant to flower is a generalization. Some plants of the same strain can vary slightly, the amount and type of lights, how many hours during beg, nutes, ph, climate etc. Also some people like to harvest for a head high, some for relaxed, some for full on lazy couch...

Hello. There's probably multiple thoughts on this, but I can't imagine taking a few leaves off will harm anything. Many people, including myself will take off any yellowing leaves, especially the lower ones. I also know some people, including myself will sometimes remove healthy leaves if they...

Wow, they really are dreamy! 😍👍

I've seen many people say this too. FFOF was actually the first soil I ever used for cannabis, and it never burned, not even from seed. I didn't fertilize it either, I just added some of my worm castings to it. You're probably right, if people didn't feed their fresh organic soil, it likely...

Hello Jaimars. I'm sad to see the watering didn't help. Watering didn't make them worse so I doubt it's a root fungus. They don't look big enough to be root bound, especially in fabric pots. The bad news is, I myself don't know how to help you right now. The good news is, you've eliminated one...

Could you tell us what kind of soil/medium is? What are your lights, and their distance from plants? Are the Temps and humidity good, and fairly consistent? What type of fertilizer/soil amendments do you use? Do you have a way to test the PH of your soil? What type of water do you use? Do you...

This looks like extreme nutrient problems, ph problem, and/or environmental problem. It really could be many things. From the looks of it, even if someone gives really great advice, I'm sorry to say I think it'll be too late. I can't imagine it being possible to fix them. In the future you'll...

Agreed, spraying while the sun is out can cook the leaves. My question is, we're they inside clones that you put outside? You need to harden them off by putting them in shade or a spot they'll only get like an hour of direct sun, then shade. This should be done for a few days. When going from...

Wow, those things jump around. I'm sorry I'm not sure what they are or if they're a danger to the plant. I do also think it looks like it's revegging. If it's an auto flower, I can't see it revegging, it just looks that way. I have seen a few strange mutations like this with a friend's plant...

Hi dimi. I'm not quite sure of the problem but I do see that's the bottom. Is the plant a lot taller? If it's only a couple lower leaves that get less light you may not have a big problem there. Leaves that get less light get cannibalized by the plant, as do nutrient deficient plants. Also how...

Using it for compost is what I'd do too, or feed it to my worms so they get the munchies haha. You can cut it down, I'd be gentle. Actually if you can cover it with a contractor trash bag, plastic, a blanket, then cut it down may be safer. It looks like some of the sacs will be bursting within...

Hmm. The good news is, the growth of the plant will come almost to a halt from this time on. If you do raise the light, the young plants will probably just stretch to get closer to the light. If your big girl stops growing taller, and your little ones stretch some, raising the light may not be...