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Yeah, WW is on the lower end of stretching. That's what I'm growing right now. I topped the main when there were 6 pair of nodes. Then, I topped a second time a week or so later. Doing a single top is fine, but in the future you'll see the advantages of doing multiple tops. One of he...

It's that new "Incognito" strain

They also commonly triple in size, depending on the strain. If you flip them as is, you stand the chance of running out of headroom. They get huge in flower! What I would do is top them. Let them recover for a week, then flip to flower. Doing that will not only make your plants shorter, and...

Can you tell us what you're seeing that makes you think she's turning Hermie?

This tells us absolutely nothing. How are we supposed to tell what the problem is, if you don't post any pics, much less just describe what you're seeing.

You want to aim for 350ppm, given what you stated

Mix the nutrients in the water,, then check your TDS/EC. The brand of nutrients you have should have a feed chart on heir website. Make sure you follow the correct chart (soil or hydro). Also, AFTER mixing your nutrients, test the pH. The TDS will include the base TDS from the tap. So, if...

I've seen setups where they have sprayers in the tubes. To me it's a bad idea. Sprayers clog all the time, and they aren't as visible sitting in the tubes, even though you still have access to them.

It'll be fine

If you can, you should bring them inside and put them under a t5 hood for a month or two. Mimic the sunrise and sunset with your lights until you start introducing them to the outside. You can also use the 23w "daylight", 6500k CFLs. Use a few of them and try to keep them between 3" to 6"...

Really hard to know without some pics, and some background on your grow, and how far along your plants are.

When are you able to tell?

Previously instated that the ac would help keep humidity down during "veg". I meant "flower", and have corrected it. During veg you want to try and get your humidity above 50%. During flower, you want to be below 50%, and 30% is even better. Humidity during flower can wreak havoc on your...

Nothing to see. You won't be able to tell until a week or two into flowering. Until then, don't obsess over it, there's nothing you can do until then.

If you're using LED lights, you probably won't need a dedicated ac. But it'll work for dehumidifying the tent during flower

You bet, man. Hope you have a good grow :)

I predict you will get seriously tired of managing 8 individual buckets, both nutrient levels, and pH. And here's the thing, small amounts of water swing a lot! Meaning that pH and PPMs have the potential to go up and down multiple times a day, and when you add small amounts of nutrients...

I'm repurposing my old tent. I'm using the bottom half of the frame for my nets, and secured some mylar from the tent. It makes a huge difference. Next I'm going to be replacing the existing ducting going from the hood to the fan, then to the ceiling with insulated ducting, since I'll...

Leave them. The rest of your fans are still getting plenty of light, and it's still kind of small to be messing with. A few things: I wouldn't support the leaves. Just let the plant do it's thing. You're messing with it too much, which can stress it, and slow down growth. You shouldn't be...

No doubt! Lots of places where nutrients can have less than a favorable impact.