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You might want to bring the light a little closer, and put a humidity dome over them

I've never had an issue with them in the last 10 years that I've been using their lights. I've had 3 different models too, are you sure you didn't buy something used or a knock off?

5.8 is fine. Ph perfect nutes are the way to go. They make nutrients available on a wide range of ph balances.

Filp the plug/cube over, blamo root is on the bottom now

Almost done, smells like sweet peaches!!!!

Really? I've grown them after years of photos, and they were the easiest plant I've ever grown. It was like pellet smoker, set it and forget it. I didn't have any issues with them either. But I wasn't a beginner. I grew the in dirt, and ebb and flow. Hands down easiest plants to grow. I do...

Barefoot and shirtless lol and usually with chickens following me around eating stuff

That seems like a lot of unnecessary plant handling. Isn't it easier to just start them in a Dixie cup and then plant them in their permanent container/ground? It looks like you went from a small germination pot, to a large pot, to the ground. If you ultimately are planting them in the ground...

Absolutely agree. Autos are for beginners, or people who can't figure out photos. In my opinion auto's are for lazy people. Lower thc, lower yields. I'd you do autos, your best chance to optimize their growth in all aspects is to grow them using some form of hydroponics

They are showing their sex, not really flowering, more like setting up sites to flower. It could be an auto flower too, I ordered seeds and 3 were photo and 2 were auto, that was a pain in the ass grow lol

Genetics are #1 in regards to potency and quality. Next will be lighting. Your light isn't very powerful. You need to look for foot print, and umol output. Then your nutrients will be next. You have quite a mix of nutrients, in my opinion, using all that at one time is going to give you wild PH...

As long as it's a viable seed it should. Nature does it without paper towels for the last 65,000 years.

I would trim them off

I started using Hypochlorous acid since the AN guide recommended stopping use of the beneficials, I noticed very interesting things in the roots. Very fine angel hairs growing thick in the roots. I'm wondering if it do that before because it didn't need them because the beni's and the enzymes I...