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I'll agree with you there. Sprays to "fix" problems almost never work. The only spray I use is mighty wash as a routine mite prevention, because those little fuckers are the absolute worst to get rid of.

Yeah, I just think it was a super arrogant post. He said to ignore everyone else' advice but his own but everyone else basically said the same thing as our award winning friend here: it's time to transplant. Any tool that makes work easier is a good thing. That's what tools are for.

Yeah two weeks is a little short. It's not really about time, although it does take time, it's about size. A least 12" tall is ideal. Maybe more like 16". Consider this: the bigger you get them before the start flowering, the bigger they get WHILE flowering. You could start 12/12 right away, but...

Get yourself a 50/50 hybrid and call it good. also, 9x9x10 is not a compact grow space.

So you think it's nute burn from pure rain water?

It looks like ph burn to me. Most likely due to the fact you are using rain water. Get something to adjust the ph of your water. Either stop using rain water or make sure you test and treat the water first. Also 60-70% humidity is too high. It won't be a problem until you are deep into...

I said it before and I'll say it again. Dwc sucks. And if nothing else, it's not for beginners. Throw your plants in some soil or soil like medium to get feet wet. I was arrogant and tried dwc my first grow with terrible results. It is one of the most expensive and equipment heavy methods of...

Vertical growers can get up to 2 grams per watt. Just saying...

Check out this weird purple sour diesel I have going on. There are 9 plants, all from the same mother, but one started growing buds on the leaves!? Weird, huh? Anyway, I know people love a good freak.

They sell bug strips at the hydro store I've heard are very affective. Classic yellow is good though.

Nice work on getting your humidity down chino. A hygrometer is a must but Boveda packs are cool too. Buy the 62% packs on amazon for about a buck a piece. I don't put them in until at least one week into burping when the humidity is holding constant. I don't think there is any benefits to using...

Agreed. 3-4 weeks minimum. Maybe more. She probably got off slow because of the low light.

If you leave it cracked you are not "curing". If your humidity is shooting up to 80% you need to dry them out more. You could also put a fan over the top of the jars to try and get more out of your burping, but 80% is a bit dangerous. 63% when the jars are closed would be great. I would take...

If you want people to take you seriously as a philosopher, you might want to clean up the spelling and punctuation.

I like how everyone gave every shitty sarcastic answer in the book except the one that matters: there are no signs of showing sex yet. That's it. It's too soon to tell. Everyone likes to tell you they think your plant is a male, based on literally nothing, because being discouraging assholes...

I can't find a RIU app. What's up with that?

1 seems like your nest bet.

Don't blow a fan directly on your plants. They will turn ugly colors :(

The driest place you have a available. Get something that reads relative humidity and go around your house and find the driest space available for hanging. I use a small dehumidifier when I'm drying buts I have pretty high RH.

Maybe they need a snack.