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I don’t think it’s going to really going to raise the RH like you want it to. Not sure if the water in your trays will come in contact with the soil/roots of your plants but it’s typically not a good idea to have them sitting in water. Do you have a fan or something directly on your humidifier...

It’s gonna bounce back just might take a little longer. I’m curious to see the outcome if you remember, post an update please

yes you definitely could flip once that second plant gets a little closer. what light are you using?

The plant coming through the trellis could get flipped now if you want, it will stretch and fill out the canopy nicely at the size it is.

I would have to agree that it was probably the high temps. Foxtailing can also be strain dependent from what I’ve noticed

I personally would wait a little longer maybe around the 5th node, top it and then once it recovers from topping begin lst. If you don’t want to top then you can lst now as long as the roots are pretty well established

Kinda depends on the strain. Most indicas would prefer lower temps, Sativas like it hot for the most part. In general I like to keep my temps as low as possible in flower which for me is 72-75. There are times where my tent hits 78-79 and I really haven’t noticed a difference in growth

Looks like you may have had a deficiency but corrected it? The new growth looks good. Nice, even canopy :clap:

Seems like it’s working well for you!

Btw yes that looks good, seems like you have it bent in a good position, just make sure your ducting is curved a little bit on the outside of the tent too so you don’t get any light leaks

You are correct

I was in a similar situation in my 4x4 a while ago, I was using a 4” inline fan with a carbon filter and 2 fans inside the tent for airflow. I recommend if you don’t have an exhaust fan to do what’s called a passive exhaust. You open up one one of the vent holes on your tent, opposite of your...

Any possible damage to the roots while transplanting like medium falling apart or anything? I wouldn’t worry to much as every plant responds different, could take a week to bounce back but other than the wilting, she looks healthy

Mass medical strains is my current favorite, very stable genetics from a quality breeder

If you are in a room with all doors closed which is what it sounds like? You would want some sort of fresh air intake. At the very least have a couple fans in there just moving the air around

How close are your lights? Looks like heat stress but your temps you listed are fine

I recommend the AC infinity cloud line series. It’s quiet and effective. Also recommend getting small fans In there to just move air around. Is that a 4x4?

do you have any pics of the plant itself? I believe that’s a 8-9 week strain so you are probably close to flower. I personally would let it just finish like that because if you feed it nutes now the nutes are likely going to remain in the soil up until when you harvest and cause a harsh smoke

I get what you’re saying but because I myself see the results in my grows I believe the tests are probably true. Not saying you are guaranteed 30% increase like the study says

I’m thinking magnesium as well if it’s affecting the younger leaves now. After about a month in fox farm soil I’ve noticed is when my plants start to get hungry. I feed organic dry amendments and my plants seem to respond well but it’s slow released meaning it is not readily available to the...