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Law enforcement WILL and HAVE use an unrooted clone as a plant. You can bet that if they get a search warrant then they will do/fabricate anything in their power to not look stupid. Most likely they will weigh the wet plant cut straight from the base, weigh any butter, cooked medibles, wet or...

Based on the size of the little white trichomes in the photo, that yellow mite in the last pic looks like a perfect match for a broad mite :(

You'll be fine, just make sure it's not softened.

Anything peat based is like this... If the water going in isn't near 7.0 or above you're going to have a bad time.

I notice the same fungi when using promix with mycorrhizae, it's always been harmless. I just assumed it's mycorrhizal fungi. If it were mold you would find spores disperse into the air when disturbed, which I'm sure you won't see with what you took a picture of. It sounds like you're severely...

Everything looks normal to me & 100% healthy. The "pod" that you opened up is called the calyx and is a female trait. On every calyx there are usually two pistil "hairs" that protrude from a green, seed like, ovary in the center of the calyx. The purpose of these two hairs is to grab pollen so...

It won't hurt anything, I often FIM most of my upward branches on purpose.

Looks like it suffered from damping off already based on the shriveled stem. I think you killed it with love... You'll find the more that you ignore them the happier they are. They barely need water or nutrients.

I grew greenhouse white widow and it was far from "white widow", I would go with black widow for sure.

Yes, very common. Those are re-veg leaves. If the the mother plant looked normal it could take almost 2 months to return 5 fingered leaves with normal looking edges and shape. If that was from seed just throw it out, not worth the trouble.

Is that measured at the canopy? If you have open bulbs without good airflow it might be a lot hotter than you think. Are you running any "No Pest Strips" in the room? I've noticed this problem with those around the plants as well.

A PPM meter reads "Parts per million", not salt parts per million... The soil itself has a lot of contribution to that PPM reading so it may not be all that accurate. I bet you if I go measure the runoff of my soil on my healthy plants it might not even be able to register the meter because it's...

I would chop them. It looks like you might have had the temps too high in flowing causing a bit of fluffy/leafy/foxtailing buds but you will still enjoy them. The next grow they will be even better if you can keep the temps in the 70's. If you wait any longer then mold might start forming on...

Spoken like a true drug dealer. PS. Plants look great, couldn't ask for much better.

Two clones from two different growers probably look much different, let alone a seed. With that said, it is definitely G13 Pineapple Express you got there.

I typically water with 7.0 because even though there is lime in the soil the canadian peat drops the pH. I use BlueLab soil ph meters and find the soil to be around 5.9-6.2. Sometimes lower pH still looks healthy but my yields are great, I typically get .75-1.1 grams per watt.

I'd make a judgement call between a combination of everything but chances are you'll be happy either way. I've grown two strains with the polyploid where the the tops of the buds were doubled up like a hedgehog and experienced no hermies even after 12 weeks of flowering.

If you're running a perpetual it may not make sense to wait for the second wave of growth normally called "Foxtailing" which is a last ditch effort for the plant to reproduce. This time/space would probably be better used growing new plants but if nothing is waiting to use the flower room then...

They all behave differently, experience will tell you but typically Sativa's may not ripen within a reasonable amount of time so harvesting might make the most sense.

The trichomes are a good way for people learning to grow to detect ripeness but I haven't look through any of my microscopes for a very long time. If this isn't your first harvest and you're familiar with what a ripe bud actually looks like then I'd suggest going by the overall look of the bud...