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You don't have to stop at all with molasses.

Good enough for one plant, but you'll need to add more watts if you plan on growing more.

Mix them into the jug one at a time.

The auto strains are basically dwarf plants, so yeah, less yield is a given. They probably won't get much taller than 18". Hopefully you'll be able to pull an ounce off each plant, but I've seen some journals report less.

I usually get seeds from The Tude. There's lots of strains to choose from. Use promo code 420 to get a discount. Can't really recommend any "fast growing" strains, but I'd suggest going with something mostly indica. Most of them finish in 8 weeks. That's about as good as it gets outside of auto...

Shouldn't be a problem, you just have to get a medical card when you get here. Start checking out some of the dispensaries and delivery services. You would probably want to develop some kind of relationship(s) before you go soliciting for grow work. It would help if you could demonstrate your...

Not too difficult to do in Cali, but it usually comes down to how well you're able to network. If you're inquiring about non-medical states, I don't think you're going to get much help here.

Not a problem. Extended darkness doesn't really harm anything, it's interrupting the dark period that you don't want to do during flowering.

Even with your "micro SOG" setup, I still don't think that panel will be sufficient light to finish a crop. You're better off with a newer generation 90W UFO.

I don't think you're going to find anybody using those panels exclusively. Some people use them for side lighting but that's about all they're good for. The quality LED lights cost a lot of cash, like this one: http://www.prosourceworldwide.com/product_p/jumbo%20ufo%20180w.htm

There are more ways than one to skin a cat, it's all subjective. I prefer your method, but I would feed every other watering.

You might want to look into bubbleponics. Have a look at the following forum: https://www.rollitup.org/dwc-bubbleponics/ Lots of other useful info here: https://www.rollitup.org/view.php?pg=faq

I've never used what you describe and frankly, I don't feel such a thing is necessary. Keep it simple like nature. I prefer to not give ferts or additives until a seedling is rooted. For me, that takes about two weeks from germ.

Only if you're looking to keep a mother. Veging for 3 months and inducing flowering would result in a massive plant. I'd start 12/12 now. You'll probably end up with plants about 2-3 feet tall unless they're sativa-dominant, in which case you could end up with 4 footers or taller. Don't know...

What capacity is each pot?

Bending would be best but since they're only 2 weeks in I'd consider topping. Your plants will need to recover and they probably won't finish on time.

I get mine usually in a week but it has taken two before.

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Sure it will. Might survive, though. Best of luck. :leaf: P.S. - Don't overwater. Let the top layer of soil dry a little before you water again.