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Cool. That would certainly be better than those prolapsed asses.

What the fuck you doing sleeping? You need to stay right there with that plant. LOL j/k Seriously, tho...keep in mind those leaves will do........things. They perk up when water, they droop when watered. The serrated edges get all shark tooth looking with just the right amount of nutes...

No, the guy I worked for was a cheap bastard. He put ZERO stock in anything except scrap copper. Hand files are the worst for getting clogged up using them on aluminum.

16c...thats like 64 degrees F right? Pretty cold for seedlings. Can you borrow/buy a small space heater? I like this type just simply due to the safety factor.

That lighting change likely caused it. I ALWAYS get a 3-5 day stall when going from CFL/T5s to HID. I would assume it works in reverse too. Give them a couple days to adjust and keep them warm. That CFL runs much cooler then your 400.

Seriously tho, you could either let your photos veg while you grow out your autos, or cut the lights back to get the photos to flower - at the expense of your autos. Or separate them. I think thats about your only 3 options.

Only if you raise your sword and yell, "By the Power of GreySkull"...!!!

If the HS is aluminum then its probably because the bit is getting clogged up with metal. Drill a little, clean the bit. Drill a little, clean the bit....and so on. This is assuming its aluminum. When I worked construction we used to have problems with aluminum clogging up bits, wire wheels...

^^^ Sweet. Thats good news. I wanted to add one more photo to your thread just for perspective. Those 5 sprouts I showed you previously are growing under 1 - 42W CFL and they are THRIVING. If you have much more than that on your plant at this stage you are wasting money and probably not...

Almost forgot - DynaGrow's Protekt works like gol damn magic in veg. I don't normally recommend nutes, but I have to give some props to DG for their Protekt. I'm sure some will disagree, but in all my years of growing the only thing I have added to my repertoire is DG's Protekt for the Si...

Just plain water. Or plain water with a little Si and pH'ed. I'm not a big fan of actually FEEDING thru foliar unless its to correct a major deficiency. I had a couple more questions, I looked and didn't notice any mention; What are your temps? What is your light cycle? I would recommend an...

Its easy to get attached to these things, aye? Just fucking wait until your'e 4 months into it and have to chop her down for harvest...THATS when it can get real emotional. :cry:

TIP - As far as foliar spraying, if you're gonna use an old Windex bottle or something....make sure to rinse the living shit out of it first...and make sure to remember to run the sprayer handle many many times with plain water to get whatever is left in the tube and sprayer head cleaned out as...

Gosh man, you're in a bit of a tough spot. Usually the advice is to water until you start to see run-off (or a lot of runoff if you do the pour thru method) then let it go until its pretty dry(usually can tell by weight or moisture meter - that 2 knuckle deep crap is bunk), then...

LOL...relax man. I told you I was just jiving you. And so far I have suggested; 1. Planning a backup strategy 2. Adding some air movement (if not already) 3. Don't transplant again just yet, give it a couple days to adjust. 4. Foliar them between watering to help offset the drying time needed...

I would be hesitant about transplanting it again this soon. That will make 3 times in just about as many days. Experienced growers might be able to get away with that many transplants in a short time but it will be a struggle for a new grower. Here's a shot of some seedlings I have that are...

Oh yeah, and clean the fucking buckets once in a while. You remember how your mom always told you to wear clean underwear? That was in case you end up in a hospital (or a chicks house) and they see them. Same with buckets, you never know when you're going to need to take photos and put them...

I've been growing for 30+ years and sometime shit just doesn't go right. Its always good to get a backup seed or 3 going if you start running into a problems. You're current plant may or may not make it. So its time to consider a contingent. Also, in between waterings you can spray a spritz...

Do you have anymore seeds?