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Only if it's an auto. You might want to check under some of those leaves....

Looks like a manufacturers defect to me. Yes, they should take care of it.

Yes, sounds good. I use this stuff...

Look on the undersides of the leaves for larvae, & get lots of sticky strips.

Finish it out. See if you can pull out the totally dead leaves to help prevent rot. Good luck

I used shaker ferts so the plants got fed when it rained, rather than trying feed around the weather. Have fun

no idea, Trump didn't specify

He says it was an accounting mistake about a reimbursement. Why wasn't the accountant who made the mistake called to testify. "Oops, yes I did that, my bad" & that would have been the end.

If the nights are long enough, sure. Winter & weather are why I grow indoors at all.

2000 µmol/m2/sec

peat probably. Seedlings do not require direct light or nutes. I don't feed my girls until the cotyledons have started to yellow/shrivel, and I hold off direct light until she has first set of real leaves or stretches. Have fun

Thrips maybe. Either way, get some sticky strips

I don't see any amber & a little more shriveling wouldn't hurt. Days, maybe a week

IF there's a problem, they're hungry. Looking good :bigjoint:

Again, just my opinion, skip the 5gal & go directly into the 10 gallon pots

When I had questions about legality, I called the local Courthouse. Had my answer in less than 15 minutes. - Ummmm...no.

My 2cents. You're going to need much bigger pots. 10 gal minimum IMO, and extra large tomato cages They'll probably stay "compacted" as they grow & you'll need to thin them occasionally. Last years auto's filled 25gal pots. Good luck

more shriveling to go:peace: ....another week, or so....:grin: