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Its a labour you want to do your best to avoid if possible: if only for the sheer bloody mess of it. But its done now and regardless of the lost nutes, your girl will thank you. Your pH meter will become the pivot for all going in n out so keep as directed, it'll be your best friend for next...

Wise words from @TreeFarmerCharlie of course @BWestN2shoes , a more suitable medium. :hump: Good luck (oh n short answer if your happy to move your girl as required go for it: that 150w will do but obviously no promises on it's performance. Good luck.

Hey and welcome @BWestN2shoes what temps are you talking about in the sun and how many hours? If temp is suitable and you can get a few great hours in the sun, why not...(bugs?l) Peat pellets are alright, not m issue PR roots but the biodegradable (peat) cup can inhibit growth, the roots have...

No need to flush to change nutes (although don't cut out N too quickly, just last 2-3 weeks!) LST will need to be checked, as the stretch continues, been known to need it twice a day! Keep it growing how you want so keep at it.. (Maybe look into mainlining as its front loaded: a few weeks of lst...

I start bloom feed 7-10 days from the first pistol. Reckon you made most of the stretch on each of them and they are all showing pistols . Your call but IMO I'd start the bloom feed schedule. GL

@Micro G. This... Also What? The cap off my biobiz is 5ml...?!? And get that nute mixture's pH down further. Get what you need mixed test the PH to 6. And feed. Think going up to 7 is starting to get a little risky... But - only mho. Solo cup king btw (not me: an acquaintance)

Hey there @piedrarock lots going on for you, always good to see new growers dive in. STS or CS use on a single branch will have the desired effect on said branch, and pistols will change to pollen sacks. All will work as you expect but a small snag is the timing is a little off. I might...

Your lights used to be my number one brand when I eventually have money to buy new lights (im poor and grow for self only). But they are not so eco when I need 4 of your basic units for what I call a small tent (4x4). Real sorry MH but your lights are too expensive - The cost of a kingbrite...

Hey there @CannaDude68 if you have any, water in some micos, or in a pinch a half dose of seaweed. Either will help alleviate stress but without seeing 'natural light pics (blurples are a no no when you want advice) little to do. But for clarity, does that soil have any nutrients in it?

You could do worse than leave the 1000MH in for the first week or so of bloom - The stretch will react great with the lights, giving you a week or so to sort your shit out without stalling the grow. But if expense is bad then yeah a couple 150's will do the job (not sure but if its too tight...

Patience is hardest lesson. lol Give them time...

looks like pistols are already forming @Realshibz1 give them a week and start your bloom feed.

around 20 inch mark is their sweet spot, little higher for delicates.

Maybe. If they are photoperiods, keep an eye on them for nanners going forward 100%, but if you have now set your 12/12 properly you should be ok. The light stress from 24/7 on maybe a trigger for them to hermie, but at least they now know - figure they haven't been pushed into flowering with...

Have I done goofed.?! Are you using aluminum 'Phosphate' or 'Sulphate'...??? Am no scientist: or for that matter a grower, but I still need to ask if these are the same...?! A Sulphate is used for lowering PH in soil. (At least i can find articles on 'A sulphates' being used that way So unsure...

Depends on lights/water/feed/temps/rh/pH/ppm....... srsly unfortunatly. Lol Initially keep an eye out for lower leaves going yellow: hunger will make the plant eat nutes from leaves at the bottom of plant first.

GG alright, gives me a stinking headache so stopped using. But GG is a notorious heavy feeder so use your guide for your chosen nutrient line, just keep an eye out for signs of hunger. And as a consequence those thick colas develop thick flowers: keep a watchful eye on moisture - big nugs make...

Genetics I think. Although an outside chance some of that damage from beasties... You are obviously aware of what's what (countering issues the way you do) but in this case I doubt its anything you're doing... Just for info, are these 'autos'? Have had experience of shitty leaves like that...

What's a 'semi- auto' @conor c ..? If you breed a auto with anything but an auto it will be a photo (with recessive genes)

Yeah it'll veg out your plants - in smaller pots: defined by the lights footprint Will struggle when they get larger and growth will slow but should get them to well on their way. It is unlikely to be a 'total' solution though. And certainly won't be any good for flowering, that is to say, it...