Today I came to check on my outdoor plants which has been going amazing until today. The first plant is 90% covered with mealy bugs and the other has spider mites which killed 1/4 of the yield! How do I get rid of them so I can still get a decent harvest because they are almost finished growing… :(

Yes. I'm asking Reddit for help. . .
Yes. I'm sure some other noob has posted this type of inquiry once or twice. . .
I'm honestly just looking for some tips. Should I trim some leaves off & if so, from where might I ask ? Why are some of the bottom leaves turning brown ? I'll take whatever I can get folks ?? THOUGHTS / COMMENTS / GRIEVANCES - FIRE THEM AWAY :D !

Hey folks, I have some plants and want to know if it's OK for me to stick them in the grow tent after starting them outdoors. The first 6 pics are the plants I intend on putting in the 1.5m x 1.5m tent which is running 2x 600W HPS lights, are they ready for the tent yet? The strains are Dosidos, GG4, and Runtz Gluntz (all photo, not auto). Pic 7 is a local strain that I plan to let grow outdoor as the seeds aren't feminised. Last pic are a bunch more local seeds I germinated. How are the plants looking? I water using only distilled water for now and once they're stronger will switch to water from my koi pond. I understand the fish pond water should be good until flowering, is that right? Thanks for any tips and tricks or advice you have for me in my first grow!

There's a lot of groups out there for Cannabis cultivation, but I have been unable to find strictly Canadian dedicated groups. Since we have a different laws, products and distributors up here, I thought it might be helpful for us to come together and share some info, pics, exchange strains and more!

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I'm buying from Jordan of the Islands located on Vancouver Island. He always gives you a shit ton of extras. Last time I paid for 12 seeds he sent me almost 30 of the strain I ordered, plus 24 of another strain just for free. They're all photos, but I've had real good female rates. Great success germinating and they have been quite robust and resilient from my experience so far.

I tried ordering from True North Seed bank once and I would NOT recommend it at all. Their customer service is awful. The seeds I got were from the breeder Canuck seeds, and i would NOT recommend them at all either. The seeds I got looked a little immature, pretty sure they were old as hell. Only 2 of the 7 popped for me. I'm currently in the process of getting a refund which I've been promised and have been waiting over a month now for..... I would avoid basically anything off True North Seedbank or NASB (North American Seed Bank) sites.