Lemon Shining Silver Haze outdoor

To me this looks like a ph issue . I would do a run off test to see where exactly your ph is sitting after you water . To me the PH is probly a little bit high this is why it isnt absorbing all the nutrients in the medium . If your PH is fine then I might consider starting to feed your plants abit of nutrients because the soil has depleted in nutrients available for your plant . I hope this information helps you on your quest ! Happy growing !

Brother if you want something quick use the products with spinosad which is a soap bit you don't want that in the buds or on them .. you could use a 1to 9 parts alcohol to water and most the underside of the leaves it will kill many insects on contact.. there is Diatomaceous earth which kills all insects at very microscopic level with this grainy material that cuts up the bugs but is safe around pets and kids just don't play in it or inhale it while applying this is organic ..and then I have ladybugs not so much anymore and a dozen prey mantis in the plants I got they are the best natural pest deterrent hope that helps ...

Sativa heavy strains tend to take a lot longer to do most things vs something indica heavy. I wouldn't be surprised if that strain took 12-13+ weeks to finish flowering. You do have some nice buds forming there so you can rest assured the plant is doing what it should be. It is just gonna be slow going and the last several weeks you should see the flowers really starting to bulk up. Lack of light can definitely slow things down as the plant won't be making as much energy for it to put into growing. The plant looks nice and healthy though so even with that lack of light the plant should be just fine. Another thing that will affect the rate of growth is the ambient temps. If things get too cold for the plant it will slow down its growth. You generally want 70F+ daytime temps and 60F+ night time temps. If temps are falling below those numbers you will have to take some action to keep the plant warmer. Not sure where you live but in the northeast where I am we can't really grow sativas outdoors due to the long flowering times.

Hello bro Place your buds in any position, it is not necessary to put them upside down because the psychoactive agents are not in the sap contrary to an old urban myth. In addition to save space, the drying net can be a good solution. Leave at harvest time a maximum of branch length because it will be used to control the progress of drying. It will now be necessary to place your heads in a ventilated place, sheltered from the light, with a hygrometry of approximately 50% and a temperature approaching maximum of 20 ° C the first 3 days, then 17, 18 ° c . For this, a box with an extractor will suit perfectly.😉 You can now control the drying of your buds by folding the branches of them. Since the heads will dry from the outside to the inside, the tail of the head will be the last to dry and if it breaks clean; it is dry. This moment arrives between 1 and 2 weeks after the cut.👍 May the force be with you 💪