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mazar is the way to go man!

vent your flowering room exhaust to your veg room. It should off set the temps a bit at least.

they have so much longer to go. but will be a nice smoke in the end.

i know actual wood ashes are quite acidic...not sure about yours though

put the lighting schedule on 12/12 and wait a week or so...males will grow sacs, females will grow white hairs first

you may want to tie down those plants, they look a bit stretched.

for the lining man, i'd recommend some mylar. You can usually find this on the decorative wrapping paper at the dollar stores. It looks metallic in appearance and may be all sorts of colors.

the leaves look like it may be trying to retain as much water as possible... this i don't know why maybe a nute lockout or the ph of the soil. the soil looks watered correctly and it shouldn't have a problem.

different phenotypes..

I'm going to say this plant will go at least 13 weeks of flowering...

yeah powerplant would definitely need to go like 10 weeks minimum.

In most cases this holds true, but if you back the light off maybe to 6+ inches you will see the difference. If you have had the lights that close since seedling stage I'd almost guarantee that is your problem.

how far away is your lighting, that'd be the primary reason for the short node spacing. As for small, some seeds are stronger starter than others but i'm sure provided good lighting and waterings that those plants will turn out perfectly normal. And the lighting for now may be a bit too much...

diesel for sure, about the early girl... any plant can be grown indoors that grows outdoors vice versa. The objective of indoor growing is to make the environment as good as the outside, if not better.

lumens don't add up, however that is still a lot of light! interested, keep it up.

the drooping is more than likely over-watering.

estimate at least each clone doubling in size, however they may triple depending on strain, growing conditions, etc..

honestly you could back those lights off about 5 inches or more... they don't need too much light that early in seedling stage.

my purple stems were from both the temp and a Phosphorus deficiency.

nitrogen is needed pretty much throughout the life cycle. phosphorus should be kicked up during flowering. Potassium generally should be constant throughout the whole process. So i guess I'd recommend buying some bloom nutrients that have a higher P ratio than N or K. here is a good read on the...