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Sounds like it'll work to me...for future reference your exhaust should be larger than your intake but you shouldn't have too much heat off the FL's. Maybe light trap the fans if need be, oh and make sure that insulation is not flammable. Then just get the best genetics you can and get growin!

are you reducing N going into flowering?

Blueberry! Blue Cheese

buy a fat sack and hit the books, confidence comes with knowledge. I can tell you right now u could use more light. i would suggest always double plant count when growing from seed(nonfem). Read read read! As long as each grow is more successful than the previous you're doing fine.

not very much, look at it...1 or 2 thimbles full LOL

ask your plants. if it ain't broke...don't try to fix it! Healthy new growth is good...what more do you want? Don't fall into the trap of "more is better" as far as "bloom boosters" go....oh yeah and post some pics

I think you answered your own question....stressed the plant and now growth slows.....don't love it to death its just a plant.

I wouldn't squeeze the RW, just shake out a good amount of water (after ph'd presoak overnight) or use a saladspinner as not to compress the air cavities. I personally wrap seeds in moist paper towel and let them pop over night before i put them in 1" RW cubes and give them full 24 hour light...

i just got a deal on a zip because it smelt like hay....cured a lil and now it smells nice and fruity!

If it works, I shall call it the "Chi-mo" method....(child molester) because these nasty old roots are takin' advantage of this young lil' clone. LOL!

Ahhh...interesting. I know that you can re-veg a plant after harvesting more than once, but i don't know if any root loss occurs. You could also use a fairly large clone to provide more foliage and balance out with the roots. hrmmm

LOL! Blue Dream...

Not sure where to post this but ill try here...I've wondered about this for some time now...When you harvest a female, there is a nice healthy root structure just sitting there, right? Then you take a cutting/clone from a healthy vegging plant and graft them together and return to veg...