Why on earth would u spray insecticide on your plants, did u actually see pests? If u have a pest problem use food grade De earth, dust the soil, and lightly dust ur fans, when I buy fox farms sometimes there r aphids in the mix, when I start a grow I dust the soil, never had pests allso DE Earth is good 4 ur soil, it will add a little calcium 2 ur mix, I'm a closet grower and I have a 14 inch box fan on all my plants even seedlings, this makes there roots dive so the won't get blown away, it stress trains ur seedling, and ensures a nice thick main stem, all plants need airflow, 2 prevent mold, to keep ur grow area cool, 2 airate ur plants, NeverEverEverDoNot spray insecticide on a plant u intend 2 smoke, in my opinion your plants were exposed to wild temp swings, with no air flow ur plants got even hotter, u don't have a pest problem u burned ur leaves, and with the heat and lack of airflow the could not grow, this is my opinion only I make mistakes myself, and why do u top ur plant? It stresses ur plant unnecessarily and at the end I think u end up with less not more, I can see u did ur reasearch, and once u learn the small stuff ( I find it's the little things that end up in ur hair ) u will make a fine grower, don't get discouraged, if I never ever grew a plant I would start with a northern lights autoflower, it's stupid easy 2 grow, and will forgive the small stuff, this way u can see the life cycle of the plant, u won't have 2 worry about light cycles, leakes, u sit back and watch, and u will learn allot. U may have used 2 much food that 2 will burn ur leaves,northern lights is very forgiving in this way, other wise keep airflow on ur plants at all times, when feeding start at the low end so u can see how she reacts, when pruneing do it before she goes into flower this will stress ur plant so do it all at once, pruning does a couple of things, improves airflow, exposes ur tops & branches 2 more light, I take away 2 get more, I'm rambling but please do not spray ur plants with insecticide. SNOLEPERD
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