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I have been studying TMV/HSV in cannabis for over a year now and have noticed it on several different crops (crops were destroyed and rooms were sprayed down with bleach.) The pictures you provided are absolutely a virus ABSOLUTELY and that is coming from more than eight years of professional...

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Serenade can be used as a soil drench as well!

ovvveerr wattttttteerrrrrringgggggggggggggg ... 4sure..... sorry i am a bit stoned. ;) Only when the pots are light should you water probably every two-three days.

Alright well the variegation (the random localized blotches of yellow/stripes) are sorta scary because that could be a viral indicator (lets not jump to conclusions tho) it could very well be a simple cal mag def, earth juice nutrients are a hassle because they lack cal mag in everything except...

The damage on the images you provided look more like thrip damage rather than mite damage. Captain Jacks Dead Bug all the way! Could you throw up some pics of the undersides of your leaves?

The cultivation editor for Skunk mag created a term for the super soil method (which is another name for it) but he calls it TLO (True Living Organics)

Yeah so that just confirms that what you are experiencing is indeed a type of gray mold.

What i see from the images provided is a mixture of light/heat burn. Can you tell us more about your grow conditions?

Looks like you are watering a bit heavy but other than that the plant looks pretty good, just let the soil dry out more before watering again. The crust or bumps you are noticing are probably due to over feeding salt based nutes (salt build on the stalk) or it could just be that you are outdoors...

Also just to add it is a very good idea to run your flower room with both 2700K(orange or red light) AND 5500K (blue light or daylight) for flower because the red light will give you faster growth but the blue light will help an organic setup run better because microbes love it also blue light...

For seedlings and newly rooted cuttings i would recommend a T5 system for larger gardens or a 125 watt horticulture CFL for smaller personal gardens. You should be looking for a florescent bulb with a rating of 5500K (blue spectrum) after plants have fully rooted and are showing lots of bright...

The necrosis on the tips is a sure sign of a cal deficiency but your right when you say that there is probably a (p) def as well.

^^^ up the Cal/mag for sure ^^^

Neem is a must for any gardener it is safe and will almost never burn plants.

I think it was over feeding but it seems like you have dialed it back in judging by your amazing foliage!

Spider nests is the only thing that jumps into mind but just to be safe a good idea would be to spray some neem oil with a wetting agent.

..... First off don't listen to anyone who suggests Eagle20... SORRY but that shit is dangerous for people plants and the environment for example it has a very good track record of causing birth defects and killing pets. What i can tell from the images provided is you are over feeding or you...

First of all it is almost impossible for anyone to identify exactly what strain you are working with by looking at photos but what i can tell you with almost full certainty is that you are dealing with a sativa dominate hybrid and the best way you can deal with the moths and weevils that are...

^^^exactly when planting directly in coco you need to add in some basic amendments such as worm castings and high (N) bat guano in small amounts because coco by its very nature is almost nuteless unless listed on the label. I would also highly recommend that you pick up a much smaller watt bulb...