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Everything looking cloudy to me. Don't see much amber though. I wait another week and keep checking for a bit more amber. If no real changes, wait another week. I'm not big into the flushing craze so would just chop when ready.

Yep that would be fine for your size tent. A good choice and dimable.

A 200-300 watt (at the wall) LED would be more than sufficient in a small tent. You'll use half or less of the electricity and run 60-80% cooler. Are you going to be doing the entire grow in this tent and light, or is it just for veg? I ask because I think the quality of LED lights makes the...

Well, when someone says "it hurts when I do that", the only logical response is "don't do that". so....

They (border (patrol) quit making large busts at the border in both California and Arizona. Nor or they finding any more large drops in the desert. Obviously the demand for illegal has been reduced. I'm sure they simply moved on to something else still illegal and more profitable.

I bought a 2 gal backpack electric sprayer and it just waters to slow even with the nozzle tip off. I found a fluid pump that is battery powered for less than $10 at harbor freight. Sealed the tubing fittings with silicone and added a 3 ft piece of 1/4" metal conduit as an "extension wand" that...

New growth is always lighter, They are fine, relax and let them grow.

Ask again when you're about a week from harvest. One or both could die next week and the question would be irrelevant. But, they look great now!

If it's potting soil, wait until the soil is fairly dry before watering again. Stick you finger down in the soil 3-4 inches. If its dry down in the soil a ways, water. If it's damp or wet, wait and check again the next day and so on. After a bit you'll get a general feel for time between waterings.

Many strains definitely have some "smell" from the time they are young and on. It may not be a strong flower smell when they are little, but definitely a "plant" smell, usually slightly sweet and fragrant. It should be pleasant. If it's an unpleasant smell or any indication of stink or rot...

Lift your pot. If its still kinda heavy, don't water. If it's starting to feel light, water. Keep it simple. I can't really tell without knowing your watering routine and pot size, medium, but they look over watered to me.

What size tent?

If that is coco/perlite, then water with nutes every day. A 20 gal pot will take a lot of water to water/feed to runoff. Coco should never go dry.

They look great to me.

I prefer to do a bit at a time, starting with the larger lower leaves and any upper that are blocking light to any bud locations. You don't have to get carried away, large fan leaves can eat up energy once the plant starts working on growing flowers. Helping the flowers get more light is one of...

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I would think autos would have started to flower by that age and if they are 3 ft tall. You may not have autos and need to switch to 12/12. If you have the space you can wait a bit, but you may have 6 ft plants after the flowering stretch as it is.

In that size tent the 1000 will work. If you may upgrade to a bigger tent down the road, get the bigger light.

Not quite sure what you're seeing. Photo colors are a bit hard to tell. Doesn't look like a nute burn, possibly a deficiency or ph issue. About 3rd week of flower is when you will see P deficiency if it's not getting enough. Not sure what your medium is so can't offer much more advice.

Add a bit more soil in the cut to support the stem and move the light a bit closer to reduce stretch.