Help a young grower understand

[BurnzYzBudZz]

I’d like to add, if you haven’t already, cut a lower fan leaf and inspect the underside of the leaf with a microscope. I didn’t see the mite issue I had under I looked under a 100x microscope. Too small to see with the naked eye. Just my $.02

 

[DirtyRed]

Thanks everyone! I will keep you posted.

 

[DirtyRed]

Update - Sad to say one of them died when I transplanted to bigger pots. The other two are looking fairly healthy. Any recommendations at this point? How soon will they flower?

I planted another seed in early July to replace the one I lost. Will it be ready by harvest? What type of yield can I expect?

 

[One drop]

It is a hard question to answer mate just relax let the ladies do there thing , depending on your mini ego system you have created for them , weather is the big factor n insects are your biggest problem that’s what you need to look out for while nature takes its corse , the plants look nicely set up to carry some nice buds good luck . Od .

 

[biggerbud420]

i had leafhoppers and i made a spray with chili powder and cayenne pepper and i have not had any problems since i sprayed my plants once a week with it on the ground and the plant itself

 

[DirtyRed]

Coming around the corner here... Should I continue to use All purpose and flowering fertilizer or just flowering?