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And the buds appear underdeveloped, another sign of excess nitrogen during flowering. Could also be a PH issue. Interested to know what medium he's using.

You shouldn't base your harvest schedule on it ("ALWAYS run a week or two LONGER" then any "breeders report"); this is nonsense, as you should harvest when the plant is done/your preference-- be it the plant is two weeks early, on time, or two weeks after the breeders report states. So long as...

I hunt for a female before using a male from a strain that is relatively stabilized and consistent. For instance, I grew out a Blue Moonshine/Blueberry/OG Kush cross and until I found the female I wanted it, then hit her with a Grand Daddy Purp male. One of the two resulting phenos was as I'd...

If it were me I'd chops; the buds look ready enough but also I don't like those yellowing sugar leaves creeping ever closer to bud.

Damn son, you traumatized your plant.

Are those even preflowers? Seem to be positioned as sprouting branch shoot directly atop fan leaf stem. Preflowers grow on either side of said branches, hugging them.

Looking good, man. And yeah that thing looks very sativaish. I'd expect at least two more months flowering, at minimum.

Last year I crossed a [female] Blue OG with a [male] Grand Daddy Purple. First phenos were undesirable-- flowering 100 days, remaining green and smelling like pine. But this latest one flowers in 9 weeks and smells like fruity pebbles + overripe mango. Yields are excellent and buzz is very...

Well if you're not sure, then any change must be minimal at worst. At least I hope this is the case.

Thank you, Dank. I'd heard passing mention of these before but, for whatever reason, assumed they were for raising humidity when below 62%. It's very interesting to learn that they are "2-way". Much appreciated.

I know that slow drying in 70% humidity is possible, even preferable, but what about when it's time to transition into curing jars and maintain a humidity of 55%-65%? Is such possible to do in abovementioned environment, or will the humidity within the jars remain too high when "burped" in such...

Don't remove. Those leaves are full of good stuff for your buds. Matter of fact, don't trim anything else off your plant. Just back up and chill out.

Yeah go for it. Starting late, you'll grow through Sept and Oct. That cold might really bring out the deeper shades on those purple buds. I say do it, but start ASAP. And I have no clue about yield, sry. ps. Consider adding a lot of perlite to your soil so that roots can rapidly expand and...

Either PH is off or you're underfeeding them. Next time mix in some dolomite lime with your soil, 2 Tbl per gallon of FFOF.

Those top colas w/ all orange hairs MIGHT be ready, but the others with white pistols, no. Let that whole thing sit and stink up even more, at least a couple more weeks. You'll appreciate it later.

Give your keys to a homeless guy and allow him to live in your home in exchange for watering the plants while you're away.

Either genetic or cure mishap (got too wet in jar). My 2 cents.

Not harvesting too early, along with a proper dry/cure, is the correct answer. If you haven't already, I highly recommend you view the "perfect cure" discussions which deal with hygrometers being placed into curing jars.

*Questions #1, #3 & $4 are dependent on one another: 1. What would be a good size final pot for a single plant? I got a 20 gallon pot last time and it seemed way to big and lead to over watering "gnats" 3 I am using a 1000w light. How many plants would be ideal for a light that big? 4. What is...