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No I am not saying that yet. It's either a nutrient lock out or you aren't supplying enough in the first place. What are your night time temps? They staying warm?

..now that I think of it, I think I just used a basic soap spray for the aphids. People might disagree, but in a pinch "Safer Insect Soap" works pretty well for things like that. The bottle of concentrate lasts a long time.

Aphids. I've only dealt with them once before, don't remember what I did, but they are manageable. do a forum search if others don't reply with their own tips and you'll probably find all kinds of helpful info.

Second one is thrips..first one could be mites or something else, another photo might help. Azamax works well, but don't spray it on flowering plants, and yes you can use it as a dunk. Same with Mighty Wash, but at the price of that diluted stuff (what a rip-off!) you get in the bottle it...

Looks like you might have some issues. Obviously it would help us if you had better photos with natural lighting.

Looks like zinc deficiency to me. Maybe don't feed every day as that can aggravate it. Are you using RO water?

...and when I say gone, I mean,well, you won't notice/see it again, I'm not touching the systemic debate.

Just keep conditions right and PM usually isn't a factor, although I find high humidity is NOT a deal breaker for PM. If it does come a round, just hit it with a baking soda/water/few drops of dish soap mixture to break surface tension, and boom, PM gone because the surface of the leaves are...

Hey man, I was in a position years ago where I had been growing a strain for years, but it also lost vigor, then became very difficult to clone. Anyway, before I recommend anything, what type of pot do you like? Chemmy (my fave)? Fruity? Lemony? Sour/diesly? Or if you do t care about that...

Have you seen any earwigs around?

Looks nice man. Could be you're a little low on mag. Epsom/sweet/cal-mag

It's a great question, and perhaps there is a better answer than mine out there, but I think you have it right: if you have committed to doing this, then I would bring the outdoor plants inside as the sun sets, and put them in the dark immediately until the following evening, when you join them...

Heh heh, I hadn't heard that. Is that like a pot of water won't boil over if there's a wooden spoon across the top? Anyway, they look pretty nice. What's with the big bloom though? Veg nutes! This will get you a little more lush.

Looks like thrips.

I agree. Doesn't seem like there'd be a mite web in the middle of the nug but that is kind of what it looks like. Personally I wouldn't be too alarmed, if you see any more just cut around it. Save any contaminated nug so you can ask for an exchange if that's possibility for you.

If you DO use Azamax remember to only use it on vegging plants and wait the recommended amount of time before putting those plants into flower. I'd start with something homemade or relatively non toxic then move on to something stronger if that doesn't work.

Water temp is too high. I have a bunch of aero cloners and have a high success rate, here's what I do. 36 site clone king but I only put in 18 clones so they have a little room to breathe. No dome. Gentle air circulation with fan. I built a shelf on the end of one of my veg rooms with a 1000w...

Seems like quite a mix, if it were me id simplify it, otherwise there are a lot of different things to take into account when trying to troubleshoot. Keep them in that nice Sun, reduce nutrients, potentially water a little less often.

Well, here's my 2 cents. You're obviously all set with N, the sooner you get that out of that plants system the better. Looks like you have an old nute burn, but more recently a K deficiency. Cal-mag can aggravate a K deficiency. Maybe I'm wrong. But I would keep up with your base notes and...

It's fun getting creative isn't it? Looking nice, I would suggest if you live in area with winter that you insulate the floor and top it with a waterproof material. 1" foamboard will do, the purpose is so the concrete won't suck the warmth out of your growing medium, which leads nutrient lock...