Would Like Other's Input Please

What's up RIU!! Here is the deal. This is my first grow. I have two plants. One is a Sour Willy, not sure about the other. I have them in five gallon buckets, with a air stone in each. They are in a 4x4 tent with a 600 watt hps. I have had them vegging for about 5 1/2 weeks. I have been using the GH Flora series. I did encounter a cal deficiency due to ph being at 4-4.5 about a week ago. I changed nutrient solution (which has been done about every 7-9 days) and phed (about 6) the water. I have not noticed any new spots. I did leave a few of the damaged leafs on. My PPM is reading about 450. Please, look at the photos and tell me what you guys think. Give me your input on what i can do different or just keep doing what I'm doing. Any advice will be much appreciated. Thanks guys/gals.

Sour Willy:

Other:

The Setup:

May I request closeups of twisted leaves on image #2?

I dunno, I might have done 4 plants...that'd be my only minor suggestion

They look great and they are probably the healthiest plants I've seen and I don't see what more can be done to improve on them and it seems like you have done your research

i'd up the ppm, but that's just me... other than that, looks nice!

two plants will do just fine for a first grow. I would flip them to flower ( 12/12 ) this weekend. looking good.

SnapsProvolone said:

May I request closeups of twisted leaves on image #2?

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Hey SnapsProvolone. I have been a little concerned about the way the new growth comes in. It does look like a twisting but usually straitens itself out. I believe maybe it could be due to the temperature fluctuation. During the on hours (light) it stays a constant 75-78 degrees, whereas during the off hours the temp can get as low as about 50. The tent is in my garage so its kinda hard to keep a steady temp. Here are two more pics to look at.


Everyone else, Thank y'all for the honest input. Ill definitely keep everyone posted on how the flower stage goes. I am sure i will be back for more help/advice. Thanks again!