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Negative. Through dishonest means, you are attempting to push a Jewish supremacist ideology while simultaneously humiliating Arabs. First off, the Jews on that list are practically all Ashkenazi (European Jews). The Mizrahi (Middle Eastern Jews) tend to win the Nobel Prize at basically the same...

It's perfectly normal for leaves [and buds] to sometimes turn purple when exposed to colder temperatures. Btw your plants look good--plump and healthy. As long as you don't harvest too early, and make sure to dry and cure properly, then you'll almost certainly end up with something divine.

Yes trichomes are critically important to determining harvest time but so is bud development. If buds seem fully developed--swollen calyxes of receding pistils--yet there are still a significant number of clear trichomes, then you should wait for them turn cloudy. And so is true vice versa...

Massive is a relative term, but yes, it could be a xmas tree by two months. And out of curiosity, which part of the Aussieland do you reside, an arid or humid area?

You're thinking too much. Just keep temperatures moderate and relative humidity around 50%.

Giving your plant only water toward the end of her life will help create a fade, removing some chlorophyll before harvest so that you can get a good start on proper smell/flavor/color. I always do this in my last two weeks, and the result is crushingly superior to any identical clone that is not...

That would probably be fine on your OG but that Blue Dream might need a little longer than that.

Yes, lazy sativas grow in the warm tropics so they are not under the same constraints as an Indica, which tends to be native to areas where winter's rapid approach means a race against time, hence their packing on weight much quicker.

It would not only be fine, it would be necessary.

@Chasenbud That level of development is what I normally would expect at day 21, so it does seem to be lagging by a week. With that said, there can be no doubt that you have a very sativa plant there and it's not at all unusual for sativas to lag behind; I've seen near pure sativas go over month...

Probably swell a little more, but not much more.

Yes I can understand this, as your utter inability to explain highlights a lack of attention to detail, which just happens to be a critical aspect of cannabis cultivation.

Buy a small scrubber and booster fan and sit it in your drying room and that will take care of your smell problem. Don't make things more complicated that they have to be.

For future reference, premix dolomite lime at 2TBL/gallon soil. This will allow a proper PH and thereby allow your plant to ingest relatively large amounts of nutrients without the worry of severe consequences. And while it is true that the soil mixes often do contain some sort of PH buffer in...

Absolutely. The Boveda packs should not be relied upon for reaching proper curing RH; rather, only maintaining it AFTER you've stabilized at such.

I think he's referring to the picture of the rotted bud.

Looking good, man. Post a pic when complete.

There is only one (pistils are two at a time) and it's coming out of no calyx. What are you seeing that I'm not?

And I'll give you one more piece of advice: For symmetrical purposes (if it even matters to you), the fully screwed lid will come to rest in the same position every time, so the way the hygrometer faces when super-glued is the way it'll always face. This slipped my mind and as you can see, my...

Looking good, man. I used tin snips to open the hole and then a dremel w/ diamond bit to finish it off/smooth it out. Didn't even measure w/ ruler. Surely there is a much more efficient method, so I hope you search it out. But I will recommend you seat the Caliber 4R in the hole and measure RH...