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Mixing spectrums is beneficial in my opinion But like @mrsunshine said, it's the skill Gotta dial in your garden from all aspects

Can't tell anything from that pic

I want to say that the distance in which your lights are to your plants have nothing to do with the spectrum of light. That spectrum comes down to your bulb. Also I'd lose the air cooled hood and find a different way to cool it down. Open reflectors are better the glass diminishes the light...

Throw them in some soil now that you got roots

You'll be fine

You can either raise or lower your light, or put your plants on some pedestal. Look into light saturation you'll find your answer there

Look at rm3's grow. He has HOt5 and keeps them I think around 2-3 feet above the plant

If you have 2 plants in one pot I'll advise u that its not a good idea

I tried voting but I didn't see the option for "go read a botany book and learn about curing" :blsmoke:

You're nutes come in different froms. If you look at the back of your nute bottles you'll see that. So add some nutes that have potassium sulfate, magnesium sulfate (Epsom salts), calcium sulfate. Just get some of your nutes I'm sulfate form and you'll see

I have an understanding hence why I am telling him to add sulfates. Your nutes come in different forms. The ones I listed are in sulfate form. Look at churchaze's grow where he started using sulfates or even rm3's grows. Some of the frostiest buds I've seen

Yes, do that. Potassium sulfate, magnesium sulfate, phosphorus sulfate. It's not a snake oil it helps with Trichomes formation and helps your plant reach its potential

Did you just quote you're own post? Lol What flushing can do is starve the root zone of oxygen and in a sense start the curing process while you're plant is still alive

Try feeding them some sulfates. That'll help cover them in some frost

You're right it uses up nutrients in the leaves but that's only because you're depriving your plant of nutes in one of its most critical points in its life. You're causing a deficiency hence the change of color from green to yellow

Flushing is more than just giving your plants some water. Flushing is essentially leeching the soil. And all that does is remove salts from the soil of you have a build up. If you thing you're removing the "harsh" or "chemical" taste from the plant that way, then you're wrong

And the difference between bunk and fire weed, apart from the genetics is the grower. One who can dial his garden in and tweek it to maximize his plants potential is a grower who knows and understands what's going on with his plants and why

Because flushing doesn't work the way that it is regurgitated on cannabis forums. I don't get built up salts. Black ash Huh? Yea I still don't flush and get your so called "white ash". That nice smooth good taste is due to the way you dry and cure your buds. Why is it that flushing is only huge...

What makes you think you need to flush

He told you to do that so you can have an understanding. Think of it like math class. Sure anyone can give u an answer, but wouldn't you be happier understanding the material?