Gorilla Zkittles (summer stash)

Yep, quite "normal", cannabis can do all sorts of strange things like this, as well as growing buds on leaves, growing buds on leaf stems, multiple leaves from a single point, self topping of branches, three node branches on only a single branch of the entire plant, etc, etc. If you are keen, I have posted a few pictures of abnormalities in my diary "cannabis conundrums", in week 7. They are quite fascinating and may give you an idea as to what "normal" is for cannabis. All these freaky mutations are not a problem, the plant will grow and flower as usual, with no loss of yield or potency, just a bit of "individual expression" going on. I would have loved to have seen your leaf out of a leaf in pictures. Hope this helps, Organoman.

Wowza she’s a beast. The sooner you repot her the happier she’ll be! Not too much to worry about- though I’m sure it will still be difficult based on her size. If you will be allowing her to flower naturally- I’m sure it will work in your favor. She’ll just need a bit of time to settle into her new home before she begins her flower.🌱

I don't know what kind of organic pesticide you have used but almost ever synthetic pyrethroids work well. Of course you are no longer in time to use them. Stay relaxed, cut down and wash the buds before drying to eliminate the bastards. Cheers

Yeah a net should do you justice - try not to go for one that is too dense though, you dont want it to start acting like a shade on the plant. For caterpillars, they are more seasonal, left unchecked they can do damage but with vigilance can be taken care of with tweezers and a bucket of water but at some point soon theu will stop appearing as it is getting later in the season.

Here again. Luckily this run I've found only two of these worms. If U don't have an invasion the only way to fight them is "manual fight". Two ways: preventive fight consists of checking the buds one by one waiting fight consists to remove the worm and its sticky nest once U recognise the death sugar leaves (this symptom is equal to first sign of bud rot). PS In your future runs consider to use a pyrethroid until the beginning of flowering such as Deltamethryn, broad spectrum pesticide. It will protect plants up to 20 days after the last application. This pesticide is the most used in agriculture and is considered to be the safest for health (how can a poison be safe for health?) and for the plant itself.

Perfectly healthy root system with no root rot at all and is exactly what I would expect to see in my pots after harvest. Root rot will have mushy roots. 50 litre pots are a great size, only growing directly in the ground will allow unimpeded growth. Congratulations on asking the question, most people quickly lose interest once they harvest their plants and I thought I was the only one to bother with checking the root system after harvest and have been doing so for 25+ years, just to gauge how the plants coped with the pot sizes I have used/tried. Cheers, Organoman.