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I think that white button may be a reset button and as for the mh\hps tag I believe that it's indicating that it will fire both a hps bulb and a metal halide conversion bulb on the same ballast. Yes you can use any hood that you like just make sure that you can figure how to hook it up. I...

Yeah man black or purplish leaves like that indicate that your plant is getting cold at night or during some time. Its a temp drop that starts that. Dont worry. Looks awesome

I have no idea if molasses works or not. I like it in some cookies but thats about all I know other than regular or "sulphured" molasses has no negligible effects on plants, actually plants do need some sulphur to remain healthy. Just sayin.

I like the idea but never tried it but in theory it should work. I dont know if you would need to wrap it at all, as long the cuts line up close and touch they should fuse there and form a knobby growth . It has been said that buds grown on broken or stressed branches tend to be larger and...

That purpling looks to be caused by temperature. 15 degrees change is enough to bring that out.

Oh its gonna be a nail biter !!!

Oh thank god... I miss the seed giveaways. They are exciting and a great way to (possibly) try something different. I feel optimistic lol.

Come on ,peeps whatcha gotta say about it. ???? Come on then, lets hear what you would do ! I personally would get said "timer" back on track after punishing it severely, carry on in the flower mode as usual cutting nossing!!!! They will need to flower longer now , may look wonky, may even have...

N Noo dont cut anything mr anxious guy lol...Nanners is slang for male flowers and or pollen sacks. May happen from stress , I think that may be what they are saying to remove if you see them.

I presume the punk rock hair do you are seeing is foxtaililng . Leave the hair clippers alone and let those punk rockers grow lol.... Others are correct you may get some seeds.. Bonus bro....

The most important thing is damp air or water settling on the plants. Im up here in western Washington and its a challenge. I use clear sheet plastic and make a semi rigid frame around my outdoor plants. Enough to keep the dew off and the rain, when it gets incredibly damp and muggy or overcast...

I dont usually have issues but once in a while I do and want to tell you about it. I was growing Dr. K Incredible Bulk under 800 watts . We had a really hot week or two where I ran the A.C through the chiller to keep their environment at 75 degrees around the clock while it was well over 105...

Well, It's pretty safe once you stop fuming it but the smell lingers for a WHILE. So shut it off after desired burn time and let everything marinate as long as prescribed. Next ,turn your ventilation back on and let it evacuate the smoky fumes for about 30 minutes [my timing] then open the room...

Looks like mites and or thrips

I use one when I need to. Prills work great but Ive also had great luck with sulphur "flour" powder. Shut ventilation and lights off while burning. Do not spray ANYTHING on the plants just prior or after trtmnt or they will crisp up and fry.

What are you feeding these plants? Did you discontinue using something? Think back to what may have changed just before you first noticed this.

Trust me, there is a big F in spider on top of that web under that brush. Get a twig and tap around the web. It will comw out. Looks like mite webbing but its in the brush so check for spider

Shiatsu Kush if topped and kept short is capable of producing heavily and quickly starts flowering around or before 50 days in my grows. Incredible bulk is another fairly quick finisher wich is capable of producing massive havests as well. Hope this titilates you.

Gardening books. I love gardening books but I have no cannabis related books in my home. It is crucial to learn the fundamentals of "plant" growing in general, all kinds of plants from squash to flowers and everything in between. (Most) information here is based on years of trial and error...

They are most likely the " cast skins" of aphids that are in your citrus tree.