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Update for my buddy @TreeBee and those who took the time to reply and are following along. So thanks to @Oldchucky and his trusty water meter suggestion, that made a light bulb go off. I said, "Son, how much water have you been giving the girls?" He goes, "I take a gallon and spread it...

Thanks for the advise on the fan! It's 67 outside today.

Yeah, I was like whoooooa. It doesn't feel like that at all inside! So we probably need to take off the greenhouse until flowering season. It gets so damp/wet in August/September that people get mold here so we thought the greenhouse would help.

I love it! Good call!

Here's the whole set up he's created and the current temp/humidity inside. We leave the screens up during the day and then put them down at night to prevent raccoons, possums from getting inside. I'm assuming we have an overwatering/temp problem?

Oyyyyy, I put the gauge in there and it's rising quickly. Stay tuned! I'm waiting for it to stable out and will post.

I'm 2 blocks from the beach. Yeah the pots are HEAVY without water so there's no way we can lift these babies!

I will put a thermometer in there to find out the temp and get back toyou, but I'm going to assume that's not the issue. We have all the doors open so the back and front wall are just screens. I actually have the screens up too so the fungas gnats that haven't been trapped to the sticky yellow...

Thanks for taking the time to respond! So stop watering or do we need to transplant into fresh soil and basically start fresh so we don't kill them AND water much less?

The soil we are using is Fox Farms Ocean Forest and the pots are 45 gallon. He says isn't using any nutrients at the moment. https://foxfarm.com/product/ocean-forest-potting-soil/

Here's all our plants for reference. If you see anything we're doing wrong please please call it out. I'm open to all suggestions. I just want to help the kid!

Hello all, As, the title says, I'm helping my 22 year old autistic son with his 1st outdoor grow. We drove up to Plant Humboldt shortly after the 1st of May and picked up 6 plants, 1 sativa and 5 indica, and made our way back to Santa Cruz, California. We waited 3 days for them to adjust to...