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Thanks for taking the time to help. Much appreciated!

I have a manual. To me that kinda seems like one opinion of many. I mean, it's not specific to what I'm growing, and that led me to do a I search. It also doesn't mention if the distance they are suggesting are at 100% power. I assume since they don't mention the dimmer setting is on full...

My space is 2'x3.5',and it's just to start things. I don't plan on trying to finish anything. With so much going on i needed a light that would veg my area better. So, yeah... To make things more confusing........ I have too much going on in there with a prop tray with rooters, some young...

I'm thinking about putting together a small low $ plywood box out of materials I have on hand. I needto work towards getting a proper seedling environment made that I can (eventually) successfully control, and grow my seedlings out for the first 10-14 days every time. It'd be uninsulated...

Both his plants that are in pic #! are auto's as is mine. I think his pots are 2 gallon? Mine are in 3 gallon fabric pots.

No ppm meter, and not sure what EC is. I agree on the containers, and voiced my opinion when he planted. In fact, he and I were just discussing it again last night. I didn't have much trust in the soil ph probe type meter I had, so I bought litmus paper and while digging a little soil out of...

No store bought cal mag or store bought nuets, but I fed some homemade from eggshells and vinegar 5 days ago. I added just 1 1/2 Tsp of it to a gallon of compost tea. My compost is made with leaves, grass, and veggie scraps, and composted horse manure. My tea was steeped with the compost...

Lastly here's #4 . These leaves were on bottom. Different ( better) soil mix on this one. This one had the highest ph @ 7.0. We've been watering with rainwater. It ph'd a fuzz less than 6.

Here's #3

Here's plant #2 Center of pic in rear.

I have some issues, and I'd like an educated guess on what's going on. Ph was pretty good on all these at 6.5-7.0 at the high mark . The problem plant is pictured in the right rear. Plant #1

I had just watered it before pic. Top 1" was dry I've added perhaps 2 ounces of water in the last week.

Well It appears I saved one of the two I was trying to help open. In the above pic, the plant up front on the right is a few days older than the two I'd posted about. It's a different strain, and it's yellowing bad. In the above pics You can see it a bit and the tips are brown. I had these...

I have 2 of the exact same going, and also my first autos. One popped over a day before the other, and is still ahead of the other. To answer your question yours looks inline with what mine did. I transplanted early on, so that may be a bit of it if they were stretching for roots, but at 25...

I rounded up a spray bottle to mist them. I hit them up twice in 15 mins, reinstalled the domes on those two, and I now have the light 2 1/2- 3 " off the dome so 4 1/2" off the seedling. The light is pretty warm on my hand at 2-3" off, and at this height produces noticeably more...

I have these under a 70 watt hps light. The domes on the cups were approx 4 " away. I've since moved them to about 6" away. I plant about 3/8- 1/2" deep. Should i go deeper?

I had domes on these cups, but removed them for 8 hrs yesterday hoping more light might help? I gave them a small drink last night and capped them again after removing the membrane hoping the moistness might do it. This morning I dropped 3 drops of water on each.... one drop at a time 5 mins...

I've got 2 seedlings that retained a (membrane?) after the seed shell came off, and they're not opening after 24+ hrs after popping. These 2 grew twice as high after popping, but didn't open. I took some tweezers last night and gingerly as I could peeled the membrane off, but they haven't...

If you have photo fems started in a tent ( fems that will be moved outside) along side auto's under a 24 hr light. What will happen to the fems when put outside in the northeast in a few weeks? Will they flip to flower?

Hi guys, I'm not new or young for that matter, but in true newbie fashion.... I've ready, fired, and then aimed this yr. Lots to learn, and I look forward to absorbing some of the knowledge here. I've already learned I need to find better breeders genetics , and better gear. I've a...