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Same here.

I've used it with hydro and had good results, though my tubing is 1/4". Anything smaller and you're likely to get clogged lines.

http://www.advancednutrients.com/landing_pages/sensi_bloom_landing.html I've used it before and it was ok. Not worth the cost, in my opinion, especially considering that you have to purchase a number of their other products to maximize yield. I'm digging Foxfarm these days.

Your humidity is fine and keep the seedlings at least a few feet away from the MH bulb. They don't need much light at all at this stage.

^^^ Pretty much. You don't really have any other option without a scope.

100W(actual watts, not equivalent) should be enough, just keep the lights as close as you can without burning your plant. Keep seedlings further away until they're rooted.

If you start 12/12 at around 12" you should end up with at least a 2 footer. I think an ounce is a reasonable expectation under optimal conditions. Depends on strain and how bushy your plant is(among other things) so that's not a definitive estimate.

Probably normal, just give it time.

Seedlings don't need a lot of light. The question is how many plants do plan to veg?

One topic is enough.

Check out The Attitude. Pick a strain in your budget. Go with something with more indica genetics. Sativas take longer to flower. I can't really recommend a particular strain because it's all pretty good shit. You might want to consider feminized seeds.

Not as weird as the smell of pot.

You must not actually read this forum very much if you think you're sharing something new here.

They will germ just fine, and I have used that seeebank before but I now prefer the better variety that The Attitude offers.

By the way, be a little more patient. You couldn't wait 15 minutes before needlessly bumping your topic? Not everyone works on the same schedule as you.

Let your plant tell you when to prune. When the leaves are greater than 50% dead/yellow/diseased, it's time to remove them. Even better if you let them fall off on their own, just don't leave any dead leaves in your grow area.

Give it time, that's really all you can do. If it doesn't recover in a week or two it's time to start over. Make sure you don't overwater. Let the top layer of soil dry out a bit between waterings.

No experience with the Dutchmaster stuff but I have used fem seeds with good results. No hermies whatsoever, just don't stress your plants and they'll be fine. The only downside is cost and the moderate disparity in size you will see as your plants mature.

I got an order confirmation and I believe that was it. I received my beans in about 9 business days.

Maybe go to 3/4 and see how your plants respond before you go to full strength.