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Man I wish I could touch your soil, lol. It still looks wet but at this point only you know.

What I mean by power is what's the total wattage of bulbs being lit in your area, dehumidifier being used, co2 burner being used, ballast located inside of the room. You have to add these up in order to know how much cooling you need. The rule i use of 6,000 btu per non vented 1000w bulb, 3,000...

In order to not have a need for air exchange you are going to neee to add co2 and have a large enough ac capable of cooling your heat production. I've noticed with portable airs they are a little overrated as far The btu is concerned. A 10,000btu portable seems to work about as well as a...

What's the power of your room?

Get a chiller for the res. Don't mess around with frozen bottles of water and all of the other time tasking tricks or become familiar with h2o2 quick. They also make mufflers for inline fans, I have no clue if they work never tried them but I've seen them in hydro shops and in magazines. As far...

I wouldn't vent then without the glass, if you're paranoid about pictures I would hate to be you when your house smells like a pot factory from a couple blocks away lol

There at no time should ever be water in the bottom of the tray, if there is its is way too wet. You need to use a sprayer to moisten the cubes when they dry out, literally like 3-4 sprays from a hand sprayed is usually enough per cube.

Just watch this video it'll help you

I leave seedlings in the tray with rapid rooters until at least the 5th leaf set, usually 2-2.5 weeks after sprouting. I've found the moisture consistency of the rapid rooters right out of the bag to be about perfect. I try to replicate that same moisture every time i water. I'll also spray the...

Maybe send some photos of your room and setup. The more descriptions you have the better someone can help you. I went through the hassle of insulating my hoods and it made about a 1% difference. If you have decent fans on the reflectors you should be able to touch the glass and the top of the...

I use hole saws to cut all my holes, I also do construction as a profession so I have tools like that available. In the past I've used a jig saw For holes but it takes time and patience to get a decently round hole. Jigsaw is pretty versatile and you can buy a cheap one for about $20usd with a...

I'm still saying 1 plant for the win but at the end of the day it's your time and money. I have a feeling you'll look back in 3 months and tell yourself "I really wish I would have listened to those people that were telling me to run 1 plant." Lol, best of luck to you. Happy growing.

The only downside I've noticed from using them, which isn't terrible is that my humidity went up 10-15% higher but was easily controlled with a larger dehumidifier plus i haven't for the life of me figured a way to fill them by myself efficiently. Lol, i always call my old lady in to help shovel...

Well it isn't my post I was commenting as well. Maybe it'll solve the OPs problem.

Maybe mine is a P issue too, never looked into it. When a large majority of the plant is healthy especially the top 2/3rds of it that I'm concerned about I tend to not worry about the lower stuff that's not gonna produce or get hacked off. It does make sense though what you are saying, my root...

Show a photo of the entire plant. I think everyone is looking into this too much and wanting to blame it on everything but the obvious. Leaves not receiving light are gonna die, they are gonna show deficient one way or another. the plant is using the energy in the leaf to continue...

How's the rest of the plant look? The leaf on the plant you show it near the bottom under the canopy getting very little light. I have larger older leaves do this in veg when they are under the fully grown canopy not receiving any light. Same thing in flower. If it's just a couple lower leaves...

Holes for your netpots?

Let it dry lol. Let it get so dry that it wilts then water it. It still looks soaked.

Some kind of reference for ya.