I don't really get black leaves. They usually turn yellow and then brown.Happy Wednesday update all! I did not get up early enough to take down the Tin Can Kush, so I decided to let it wait until Saturday. What I did was turn off the light. It will sit in the dark for three days, and I have absolutely no expectations it will make the plant better at harvest. What I'm hoping it will do is slow down the transition from cloudy to amber on the trichomes.
It has been a week since I replanted the Sour G in the 7 gallon pot and the Candida in the Big Gulp, so those move from partial shade to full sun today. I'm working on the theory that post-transplant shade lessens the transplant shock, something that @PaleSun recommended:
So here are the three plants in the sun today:
I'll flip the Candida next week, in the closet.
All the solo cup clones are staying inside because they are rapidly outgrowing the cups and I don't have homes for them yet. Less light will slow them down.
Speaking of clones, here are the cuttings I put into perlite a week ago:
You can see above that there is some blackening of some leaves on one of the the Jack Herers though. Here is a close up:
That's the only cutting not dipped in the Dip'n Grow. No idea if that's the difference, or maybe one is closer to the water level. @Virgin Ground @Heavenly Hybrid have you seen that on any of yours?
Tonight I'll take the Red Dragon off the strings and cut the buds into turkey roasting bags for two weeks of burping.
That's it for me today! I hope your day goes well.
I think that a half inch to an inch of water will wick up to the top of a solo filled with perlite.
If you think it's sitting in the water,just pull it up a little?
You have a new fancy-schmasy scope,right? Could you take a pic (for science!)to see if it's slimy? Not sure if you can tell by feeling or not.
But it has me wondering, what's so shite about said soil? Did you stray from the ProMix for those ladies?
I'm surprised they grew at all to be fair. 
