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Pics will help but if you have PM then you have other issues like environment that needs dialing in. Surprising the mother doesn’t have it if it’s PM mad others have mentioned upload a pic and you will get solid advice

No I didn’t. Sorry thought it applied automatically. Will try it again

Didn’t work for me either. I haven’t ever bought one but no discounts applied to my cart when I added it.

I’m in US couple hrs from the Canadian boarder. Not sure if it would be a pain to ship or not but if you ever what one just let me know and we can work it out. I have several different styles.

Yeah if you want to try one let me know and I could send you one to try. I have a bunch of them laying around taking up space.

I didn’t see what you finally used for sealing that empty between the rooms that all the cables ran through but I’m sure it was something good. If you’re looking for something that would be perfect for that check out roxtec. They make a modular rubber block system that would bolt into the hole...

Should be able to just cut and cap 1 wire that goes to the beeper. It should hinder any performance of the machine just kills the sound

For one plant you can get the screw in type LED’s and remove the plastic cover on them just make sure you get the right spectrum. I prefer 3000-3500k and just get a few of them and keep close to the plant. Is it the best no but it will grow you some fine smoke if that’s what you’re looking for...

This is an open question because you don’t list your budget or your goals for the light. Like what space are you looking to light up? What are you looking for more a veg light or bloom light or full cycle light? there is literally hundreds if not thousands of options out there that will grow...

They are good. Don’t stress it so much and the grows will go much smoother. Even if it was a male you would have time to determine that and discard before they pollenated anything. Now that you know they are female you can take some cuttings and make clones and just keep them going over and over...

That looks female to me. You’re seeing the swelling calyx’s with the little hairs sticking out. I don’t see any male balls

I agree with the above turn your light down for a week or more and let the plants grow into it. You can sometimes get transplant shock and it takes a little time to come out of it just be patient and let them grow some roots then you will see top side growth rates take off. I always have a short...

That’s the important part your learning and every grow should go much smoother the more you learn. But sometimes issues happen but you will know how to deal with them as they come. Just remember don’t beat your self up over any mistakes it’s all been done before and will be done again lol

Yeah that or you have to do light depervation so you can be harvested by now. The autos that I’ve ran have all been crap.

Just another horrible year for outdoor growing. Huge temp swings from day to night and lots and lots of rain and humidity make for a horrible season. Got to love the northeast weather.

Mega crop is a good one available up in Canada. Never go by the nutrient manufacturers recommendations. Start low and work up to what the plants like. Most times if you follow the directions you will burn your plants. I always start at 1/3-1/4 strength and work up from there. You should be able...

You’re really hot on N. I would cut back on feed strength. What is your PPM/EC?

You’re burning them with new new soil and feed on top of that. The new ocean forest is normally hot for young plants. Also I don’t recommend mixing soil and coco as they are 2 totally different mediums. I know they can be mixed and will work fine but you will need to feed sooner with less ocean...

They look pretty pale to me like they are hungry but they are young. 500 out for runoff isn’t bad I would be feeding a balanced nutrient at say 300-500 at most and make sure you get runoff every watering. What PH are you feeding at?

Also use a decent buffered coco makes it way less work than washing and charging your coco before you plant in it.