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Remember, when they're young and don't appear to be progressing...lots of the action is happening where you can't see it. In the soil.

Water slowly and evenly and you should be ok without a wetting agent. Once you start feeding regularly and they have a bit of time to catch up, I think you'll be fine.

D. Other: I just enjoy the process of doing it and hopefully working towards better and better outcomes. I mostly give away what I grow and we don't really consume much ourselves.

All branches can become colas, but you LST so that they'll go vertical off of the branch or stem you've bent horizontally and become way more even and more productive. LST doesn't sprout branches, but it terminates the growth of a main or lateral helps break any dominance.

Definitely a chloromine deficiency.

I see 5. Count the sets of full leaves (not the cotyledons).

This is why I won't touch an orange or a lemon.

If it's an Auto I'd consider doing it that early. If it's a photo, I like to wait until there's a few more nodes...I like to trim out a few nodes at the bottom for clearance and then top so that I have 3 or so nodes to train horizontally.

If you're using an AC Infinity controller you don't necessarily need their humidifier. I just got one of their outlets that can be controlled by the Controller 69, plugged my tent humidifier into that and created an automation that if the VPD is greater than 1.5 it triggers the humidifer to...

While 6.5 isn't optimal it's not a huge variant and depending on nutrients and plant genetics is probably not awful. Now if you were in the 7-8+ range, I bet there's a whole lot more chance of a problem.

I've had much much more success since moving to filtering water. :) But yes, the issue isn't intrinsic to autos...but autos DGAF about timeline...they'll start flowering on their schedule and quickly so you don't have as much leeway to use the veg stage to make sure your plants are at their...

The best cure is prevention. ;) Good watering habits throughout is the best move.

Right now I'm doing feed-feed-water, every 3 days. I'm in 5g bags and previously was on a 4-day cycle but the newest plants just drink & eat more. This is what they looked like about a week ago.

How do you find any runoff if your soil is completely dry.

It depends on how good you are at watering seedlings in big bags/pots. That's tough thing for lots of people and plenty lose plants to over-watering.

I use the 1ml ones for things like Ca/Mg where I'm doing things like 1 or 1.5 ml, etc. or other things that are concentrated. The slightly larger ones are useful for things like pH Up, and such. In terms of nutrient strength, right now I have a pair of "ChocoDope" plants that are not showing...

Cannabis seeds can take anywhere from a couple of days to a week or more to germinate. They are decidedly not working on a strict timeline and depending on freshness and genetics and environment can differ greatly in how they sprout.

Unnecessary. If you'd just have given them a day or so they'd be fine. They're plants...they do stuff slowly.

I aim for ~6 and if I'm a little shy of that or a little over, I don't worry about it. Since I filter my water, once I add Ca/Mg back in and then my Maxibloom, I'm down around 4.8 or so and I pH up from there. I hate to overshoot and have to adjust back down, so as long as I'm within .1 or .2 I...