Any and all input is loved ❤️

Hey girls and guys- just wanted to post what I have going on right now. Looking for input to improve set up, any thoughts, if you see any problems with set up or plants ( I suspect something is up with the big girl)
Thank you. First indoor and haven't grown for years. Stoked to be doing it again.

Don’t see any obvious issues in the first set of photos. In the second set they look a little light green (but it could be the photo), it’s probably nute time for the all the larger plants.

I’m thinking the blurple lighting is skewing the real plant color. In natural light ( like your first photos ) plant looks happy.

only thing ( my 2¢ ) since you are back in the game
Would be looking to upgrade lighting in the future. Those lamps will work for now but comparatively to newer led rigs you will see differences in yield.

Watch out for bugs hitchin a ride back inside when u go back an forth with plants

that's a lot of stakes for such a small plant. you know what i do, i recommend to people growing, is that when the flowers start to bloom and then they start to ripen you chop off a small flower, from a lower branch perhaps, and carry it around with you all day long, in your pocket. and maybe once in a while, when you're sitting down, taking a break, you pull out the bud and rub it around on your neck, your wrists, like you would do with a nice cologne. this will garner you many compliments throughout your day..

You can tomato cage that bucket too.

Antidote Man said:

that's a lot of stakes for such a small plant. you know what i do, i recommend to people growing, is that when the flowers start to bloom and then they start to ripen you chop off a small flower, from a lower branch perhaps, and carry it around with you all day long, in your pocket. and maybe once in a while, when you're sitting down, taking a break, you pull out the bud and rub it around on your neck, your wrists, like you would do with a nice cologne. this will garner you many compliments throughout your day..

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……at work

I prefer cloth pots for indoor and plastic for outdoor your air circulation won't reach the lower soil in a plastic bucket and this can cause stagnation, outdoors this helps hold moisture on a hot summer day.

Gonna second that you don't really want to be bringing them in and out the whole point of growing indoors is to not expose them to the elements so taking them outside kinda defeats the purpose.
Happy frog is kinda weak soil, it is what I use. It is great of starting out but 5 gals feeds a girl for about the first 4-6weeks of her life before you need to start adding nutes