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Haha I was donating plasma if that doesn't make sense. The white hairs on the top of the plant on some nugs are all brown or Amber color. And the tris are still clear some cloudy. Lower half of the plants white hairs are all white

They are auto flowing stains. 5-6 weeks flowing. They have been growing since July 1st. The tris are still some clear. Non are Amber color yet but the white hairs are mostly not white

My phone stopped taking good clear pictures. But right in the middle of this pic u can see half of the seed pod. Atleast that's what I think it is. Is brown. Other plants/part of this plant this seed pod is completely brown. I have no males

So i just discovered a few on my plants had bud rot. One of them sadly a little too late, well both too late, it reached the main step so I cut half the plant down. I inspected all my other plants and they seem fine. But the seed podson some of the nugs, not the whole plant, turned brown...

Would I maybe be better off buying 5 gal buckets to solve the clay prob ? I can spend more money I know it will be better in the long run

Also that was one area I started to dig. Maybe a different area will have more soil. My dad had the forst cut years ago so I bet all the fallen trees and what not made a good soil. Looking at it now. I dug those those kind of in a small open field near some bushes to make it look more normal...

These are mostly autoflowering plants. And ok. What route can I go if I have to spend money making all 33 plants work but with the cheapest/least amount of money for the better stuff I can use.

Can I do a like 60ish% topsoil with a 40ish% compost mix. Its like a 5$ bag from menards/homedepot.?

So i just found out my grow area has about half a foot of soil/dirt and then clay under. How big should I dig out the clay? I have three about 2 foot by 2 1/2 deep I'm going to put in a mixture of sand top soil clay and some rocks I found on cl for free. (since I have 33 plants i cant afford to...

That could have been it. While watering them I dropped some. But they look good? That lower yellow leaf isn't a problem?

More info. They are in Scott's potting soil which does have the extended release nutrients. But when I transplant them I'm gonna remove as much of the soil as I can without hurting the roots an put them into proper soil.

So here are my plants. They are 3 weeks old and yesterday or two days ago I started using nutrients at a very small amount. I assume this is nitrogen burn but I wanted to double check. If you are going to say they need to be in a bigger pot I am putting them outside within the next week. A...

Here is a new pic. Why are a few of my plants leaves drooping down? While the rest are fine? Am I over watering?

Most of them are auto flowering strains and the rest have earlier finishing times such as early september. I also picked hardier strains for outdoors.

I should have mentioned I'm only growing them inside another week. Them I'm moving them outdoors.

im using scotts potting soil and im using 100 watt cfls. I think its actually 26ish watts but it says "the power of 100 watts"

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I'm new to growing and my plants seem a little off colored. They are all less than a week old. What do you guys think? Thanks I appreciate the advice and help!