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It's very cost effective....... If you don't buy into every gimmick, gadget, and snake oil nutes these companies are trying to push... remember it's a plant that can grow all by itself. Starting small, makes sure it's something you like, don't ever count on a harvest until it's cured in a jar...

What kind of soil are you using? Unless you mulched the top with those wood chips it's way too woody for my preference

Yeahhhh I gotta start looking at dates before I post lol

I've seen many first grows never even make it to harvest.. Just keep on what you're doing and you'll have good smoke in no time

Don't give up man you're doing great for a first grow.... I've never learned much from a perfect grow, part of being a good grower is diagnosing and coming up with a solution. First few runs are when you learn the basics and what style works for you.

I was feeling the same way but being new around here I figured my best bet is to be as helpful as possible

Those are bananas for sure. Could very well pollinate rest of grow.. it's a personal call but I'd be removing that thing immediately. Mist it down and pull a garbage bag over before you move it

A bad enough infestation can f them up pretty well

Dead sugar leaves are normally how I find buddy rot. Just trim away any brown dead areas and make sure you monitor drying and should be fine. Just don't smoke anything that's questionable.

Nodes are where sets of leaves grow from the stem. Each pair is a node. Once the plants begins to mature the nodes will start to stagger instead of growing in pairs

Almost looks like reveg leaves

It'll grow more leaflets every node until it's producing as many blades as it's genetics allow. I've seen plants that never make more than 5 blades and I've seen some produce 11 to 13.. it's all in the genes and overall health

Not sure what you're asking

Don't make trails.. if you can walk upright to the plants your trail is visible from above.. I like to cut tunnels through the underbrush last 50 ft or so.. make it so you have to crawl in and it'll be safer from the rippers too

Sometimes bugs prefer certain plants, my last indoor run I ended up with a fungus gnat infestation on just one of four strains. The other three strains were basically free of them but my og was saturated.

Looking good... can't tell if you're joking but the only way those leaves will get you a buzz is it's a placebo effect

Yup your lady has a little surprise up her skirt... chop without mercy!

100% positive on that... they don't seem to like direct sunlight so they can be hard to find

Google "leaf hopper damage cannabis" and I think you'll fin

That's definitely bug damage Idk what they're called but they're green and reddish and kind of resemble leaf hoppers. I'm dealing with them right now in my guerilla patches. Damage seems mostly cosmetic so far..