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You're not totally wrong that it's stress caused but the source might not be correct. The plant is the lowest and furthest from the lights. I was lazy for a couple weeks and did not defoliate at all. So 3-4 weeks into the flower I went a little heavy when removing low yield bud sites from that...

I know what how I caused this but I've never see it before. The entire plant looks like that. All the hairs are on the top Look a tall that bud! Auto Flower ain't got shit on this. :)

Hey brother, I trust you know what you’re talking about, no insult intended. I just wanted to make sure that if the OP is new, they don’t get the wrong idea. Flushing does have its practical uses and isn’t entirely without merit. I think it’s important to be careful not to say things that...

Ahoy! One of the best ways I’ve improved my grow game is by using ChatGPT. I pasted your question in there along with what I noticed in your photo, and it gave me some solid insight. What They Should Do: Stop micromanaging every few hours. DWC is sensitive, but over-fiddling often creates...

haha nice! Flushing’s effectiveness really does depend a lot on your growing method. In organic grows: The soil microbiome helps break down and buffer nutrients naturally, so flushing is often unnecessary. In chemical or synthetic nutrient grows: Flushing can help remove excess salts and...

First pic looks like bud rot. Not worth the health risk. Grow another batch and learn from mistakes. I know the pain, I had to toss an entire outdoor tree (not plant it was massive) last year.

Hello fellow farmers! My first full 4 plant grow in the 5x5. More work than I was expecting. 2 Wedding Cake and 2 Quebec White Bud 🌿 Quebec White Bud — Strain Profile Type: Indica-dominant hybrid Genetics: OG Kush × White Widow THC: ~23% Flowering Time: 8–9 weeks (from flip) Structure...

I could be wrong, but from everything I’ve read and seen, leaves shouldn’t be dark green and rubbery. This looks like a serious nutrient issue. I haven’t used a DWC setup yet, but I did encounter something similar once when my soil became hydrophobic, preventing the plant from absorbing...

That makes sense. Unfortunately, I am trying multiple strains to figure out which one is best for me and I want to focus on. It's also possible the lighting is too intense. I do have 2 TS1000's and a TS3000 in a 5x5 tent. I did not move the 2 TS1000's to the tent until about a month ago when my...

Hey, I've found that taking it slow works best when fluxing. A slower-growing plant gives you more time between training sessions. Don't starve it, but feed it lightly, keep watering as usual, but reduce nutrient levels. The plant still needs water, but by limiting nutrients, you can slow its...

Hello Farmers! Based on time and trichomes the plant has about a week left to mature but the buds will not stop growing new growth. I've been feeding it only 6.2ph water for the last week like I always do. The temperature and humidity in the tent has always remained within a healthy range based...

Must be bad this year, I am dealing with them as well for the first time. I have about 2-3 weeks left on last crop then I am going to put the tents in the backyard for a couple days and bleach my entire room. As long as it stays -0 anything in the tents will freeze and die. I'm also getting rid...

Yellowing Leaves (Bottom Up) Possible Causes: Nitrogen Deficiency: During flowering, cannabis plants still need some nitrogen, especially in the early stages. If the plant is running low on nitrogen, older leaves will start to yellow, often from the bottom up. Nutrient Imbalance: If you're...

Hello, Nutrient deficiency or environmental stress I'm curious what "perfect nutrition" is. I'm not sure if you have spent much time researching how to grow but I can assure you the last thing you want to do to a flowering plant is spray anything on it (I don't even spray water). There is no...

Hello, Transferring the flower to Mason jars is a solid option. Adding a fresh 62% Boveda pack can help rehydrate the flower slightly, while a 58% pack works better if you prefer a lower humidity level. Storing Mason jars in a cardboard box is perfectly fine, as it shields the flower from...

I'm fairly certain these are female calyxes. The teardrop shape and presence of pistils = female calyxes. on a side note, is that genetics or did you hammer it with nitrogen?

Haha, you're not wrong. I was trying to show the plant's growth at the time of flipping, not the fluxing. I suppose it felt like the veg was shorter than it was since I flipped earlier than I planned. We can imagine that's what 12 3 week veg mainlines might look like lol.

Hey, My primary focus was achieving complete symmetry in height and growth. I'm aiming for balance and uniformity, not sheer volume. This was Nov 1st and I switch to flower Nov 27th. It probably did take about 6-8 weeks from seed before I flipped to flower. image from Nov1st The second...

Have you tried skipping veg and going right to flower? Saves time and you still get a nice stretch. My thought is, why bother veg if you are going to prune it off. Check my current 3x3 grow, about a week or so left This is what it looked like prior to flipping to 12/12

Best way to know is to check the Trichomes. For peak THC content, harvest the plant when all trichomes are milky with no signs of amber. For a more sedative effect, aim to harvest when roughly 50%-60% of trichomes have turned amber. If your phone does not zoom enough you can get a cheap...