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Also, pull as many of those sick yellow leaves as you can.

They're not ready, but they might be done for. 2nd on the bud rot, that would explain the bud falling over, the rot could be in the branch, remove the entire branch IMO Foxtailing, stress I suspect. How far away is the light? Good luck

does it smell?

Some seedlings love full light right from the start, others will bleach & die from too much direct light. Dappled/ambient light is best to start a seedling. You can increase the light if they start to stretch. If you have lots of seeds, start outside next spring. You'll lose a bunch but the...

I generally lollypop & remove all the inward growing spindly stuff. That's to get good air circulation and light penetration. Good luck

I'm not a fan of bringing outside plants, inside. Bugs mostly. Good luck

Not all plants are the same. The pic is from this week, some of the girls have been in flower for 3 weeks, others haven't started. Have fun.

That's the plan :D

this is what boy parts look like....notice the tiny stems.

Closing in on 10ft again :D Have everything from lots of buds to absolutely nothing. September flower for them maybe. Considering how humid it's been, no sign of powdery mildew. :grin:

No boy parts visible, so far so good.

Should be sufficient

IMO - it's a little small, only 1L/day extraction(40oz) My Noma dehumidifier in the basement, drains into a 5gal bottle, can pull 24L/day & get lots of use. If your dehumidifier is in a small tent or closet, probably will do.

You're not wrong. Too much/close light maybe

Normal Looking good If anything, a bit hungry.

Yes. No real money unless you want to buy some, no payout as far as I know.

wait 2 months

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I use extra large tomato cages