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Pretty much your call, ifing it was me, I’d give em another week/10 days.

Unless it spreads and gets worse I wouldn’t be too concerned.

If you're talkig about some of the twisted leaves, if it's not bugs (and it doesn't appear to be), that's normally a reaction to fertilizer causing rapid growth, it should clear up on it's own.

I put a mini hygrometer in the jar, seal it up and check it in the morning. Above 62% I open the jar for a couple hours, then seal, wait, and check again. Keeping it until it settles at 56-62%.

Never heard of it, mazari, yes. Google has never heard of it, but that’s not surprising.

Normally you let them dry down to about 70% rh, then do the jar and burp. With just harvested buds, I can definitely see mold being a major issue! Curing continues until the RH drops below about 55%. I don't see any advantage to jarring very wet buds.

My personal opinion is take off some of the lower shade leaves and a few to open up bud sites, and then leave her alone. Huge colas are a bit overrated, imho. I’d rather have a handful of moderately sized ones. In my experience big colas tend to be mold magnets if there’s humidity issues.

Yes, it’s a cactus-like succulent, but only the real old spines are sharp, most are very soft

I plant garlic in late October and it sprouts within week or so, onion sets go in in November. I'm in Zone 9b, we get a little frost, but usually no hard freezes, last time it snowed was 25 years ago. Last couple years we've gotten almost no frost. My asparagus usually pops about early-mid...

Garlic is doing well, there's also a bed of Torpedo onions:

Monkey tail

Not a problem! Most bubble hash recipes call for frozen trim/buds.

I don't think it's either, it looks like maybe water or fertilizer drops got on the leaves, they have some weird indentations on both of the leaves near the discolorization. I wouldn't be too concerned unless more leaves start showing signs. Hopefully you've got an oscillating fan to keep the...

Not a problem, I do it all the time.

I would assume they’re regulars, not feminized.

“There’s no hope without dope, but sauce is still boss”

Put it in the freezer, it'll last many years, if not indefinitely. Thaws very quickly.

Honestly, the 600 hps would still grow good weed, but there are advantages to LED’s, you’re gonna need about 500-600 watts. There’s many choices, kinda depends on your budget. There’s low, medium, and higher end lights. If you’re in the US, buy before the new political administration takes...

Yeah it should. I keep forgetting that many countries use 240v as house current. In the US house current is 120v, and most homes have 1-2 240 plugs. 240 is used for things like ovens/stoves.

As long as the light is actually 120v, not 240v, OR it says ii can use 120v or 240v, the adapter should work. Make sure the unit is actually 120v, otherwise it may not work correctly. Why did they put a 240 type plug on a 120v unit?