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sometimes strains do that when stressed. Chemdog crosses and feminized seeds seem to have this issue. Grows out fine for me.

have you tried calling your cc company to dispute it?

yes lock it in, you'll be okay for 4 days. Don't transplant them out without seeing roots. I clone in this manner when I have a room with low humidity. I only exchange air every 3-4 days when I clone this way.

if this happened to me, I would get a tote box that's not to tall and place all my clones in it after i water it. I would than take saran wrap and seal the whole tote to keep the moisture in it. when you see roots come out the side before the bottom, it means you are slightly overwatering. skip...

If you are new to this, try a powdered one part like maxigro/maxibloom.

get the most affordable samsung lm301, your skill in the garden will get you further than spending for high end names. Make sure it has a dimmer and you're straight. There is more things crucial that will give you a better yield than lighting brand.

i would get 4 viparspectra p1000 ($80 each) or 1 spiderfarmer sf 4000 ($340) for tents with the lm301h EVO.

oh boy you may want to start another one as a backup in case this thing becomes to wild after the reveg or starts flowering now.

you need something with more potassium than 5-1-1 should look more like this ratio 3-1-2

you can apply to any of the legal nurserys, you are so lucky. Bless the community with access to the list lol. You can go to places like phinest and order away at discounted rates.

wait longer before you water. when you repot up a size and have overwatering issues it will usually compound more unless you make adjustments by watering less in the next container(say 25% water volume vs 35%). You always want to step up say 16 ounce cup, 1 gallon or 2 gallon pot, than a 5...

it's overwatered imo

real shit

create a wick system to the bottom of the pot, if its fabric than you just have to lay the fabric pot over the rope.

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i think he probably means best, training an indica too early will just make it bushier sometimes. you want the shade of the leaves to tell the plant to stretch tall sometimes.

they eat fast so the BT spray from amazon is $18 for 16oz, it really works well for caterpillars like orggrwr stated

i would stay away from training an indica, their internodes are real close. the only time i sorta go crazy off the bat is on say Ghost OG aka Josh OG. things a beast to control height wise after the switch, so you have to start early with all the tactics including pinching stems to even them up...

use full cream milk if you try that method.

I use a dome until they pop out. Take them out individually immediately when they break the surface. You don't want leggy seedlings from high humidity. I use rockwool so it's best not to shake the tray they are in or move them while they are trying to come out the surface. Usually the dome stays...