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It looks like very early stage of nutrient burn. Do you ph your water? Is that coco you are growing in? If so a low ph around 5.5-6 is ideal. If you want them to grow more it needs more light.

Haha. It's not about health. It's about enjoyment. Believe what you want.

Look, it's like this, if you really want to know, find out for yourself. Next time flush some, not others, dry some more then others, burp longer ect. I didn't arrive at my conclusions from blind opinion or believing whatever people on RIU say, I did side by side comparisons. I swear by...

I think it is also not flushing the plants properly.

Hahaha. Yeah.

I'd kill to have low night time humidity like that. Mold is a bitch.

I don't think the yellow leaves mean anything is wrong. Some strains yellow earlier then others. At 9 weeks they should be turning yellow and I hope you're flushing already. Molasses couldn't hurt. No nutes.

Going to need a bit more info but I'm guessing you are talking about the fact that after you harvest the plants the trichomes don't look like little mushrooms anymore. Don't worry about it. That's what happens. The curing process will shine them right up again.

Furthermore, a state takeover will lead to home invasions, organized crime, rippers, jackers, narcs, and all the other shit we finally got a way from. The point of this was to destroy the black market, not to create a new one.

I find it so insulting that the state thinks that all we care about is getting the most weed for the least amount of money. We want to grow our own medicine so we can control what's in it. It makes 0 sense to have people using marijuana medicinally to be given exact same weed as someone who...

Yes the plant with care will probably survive. But in all honesty, if it's 5 weeks old and looks like that, it's probably always going to be a runt. I don't want to be heartless but you'd probably be better off starting over. Ive tried and tried to save sick plants: they live, they even yield...

The obvious is to clean thoroughly and sanitize with something food grade (a tablespoon of bleach in a gallon of water is used in most restaurants). Then spray everything with Neem oil, which is an organic all around pesticide and fungicide. I would highly recommend using a bug bomb for spider...

It is pretty funny. Both the sarcastic peanut gallery and the people giving expert diagnosis and expected flowering time. Just hilarious.

Some kind of of bug bites, that's for sure.

Bud candy is a formula of carbohydrates that including dextrose, glucose and xylose from raw cane extract as well as other extracts. The only nutrient it has is a tiny bit of magnesium. Check out the advance nutrients web site for yourself. I suppose your right that bud candy isn't actually...

Short answer: sort of. mmj laws are so flipping vague.

I would say cal-mag as well but if your auto flower is 9 weeks it should be getting close right? I've never grown autos...

Hey RIU, I haven't posted anything in a while so I thought I'd share a current grow I'm working on in one of my tents. 3 Girl Scout cookie and 4 Dutch treat plants under my new genesis set up with the sunrise function. This will be my 3rd GSC crop and I am a big fan. A first for the Dutch so I'm...

My understanding of bud candy is that it's pretty much just sugars to help with taste and smell and can be used with pretty much everything. I use bud candy for all 6 weeks of my boosters with the AN nutrient line. It's good stuff. Makes my nugs smell like... well... candy.

Hahaha. You mean like mashed up chick peas?! Oh damn, I have no idea.