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Anything under 96f is OK. This plant originated in HOT, humid areas. Outdoor growers have no control over temps and plants grown in areas where the temps are exceedingly hot grow to 14 feet or more. Heat really shouldn't be much of an issue, unless it gets over 94, 95 degrees.

No foil, and more and bigger lights, just to start. That, plus you need to do some reading to learn more.

The "white powder" is the same stuff on shower heads, walls in the bathroom, and anything else that sees high humidity. It is calcium from "hard" water. CLR will clean it off just about anything, but don't try wiping your plants with it. Use filtered/bottled water in your humidifier and you...

It has no effect on yield, it only helps to ensure root development.

Looks very Sativa dominant. Will be good smoke, but it's got a LONG way to go yet. Hope you have the patience to see it through properly.

Absolutely wrong. Rainwater is the singlemost best source of water for any plant, period.

You sound extremely greedy, wanting the most, best, and fastest without putting forth the proper effort and time it takes to reach those goals. I say 10-12 week veg, then flower for the most. For fastest you need to go 12/12 from seed, but that kills the "most" aspect of it. As far as best, that...

Two days is nothing, no worries at all.

Ready Clean has always worked for me, both for probation years ago, and for jobs. It runs about $20 and can be bought at any smoke shop or pretty much any party store. Drink it, a few glasses of water, and in an hour or so you're good. It doesn't show up as a blocker so no worries there either.

Tomatoes are extremely acidic. If you want your Ph thrown way off you can try it, but I can't see that being a good thing.

It takes a while but you can compost them along with your grass clippings, banana peels, melon rinds, anything else that would normally be thrown into the typical compost pile. My first few grows I used compost from my yard which contained years of grass clippings and leaves and old rotted...

Get a bigger fan, which you should have anyway to strengthen the plant. There are also small AC units that you could use to keep temps down. Cooling shouldn't be a problem.

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Autoflower has nothing to do with the length of time from flower to harvest. It just means it's what I call a "lazy man's grow" meaning you don't have to worry about switching light cycles and when to do so.That 8 week time is the breeders fantasy had they been grown under optimal conditions...

You have a few options with it. Keep it, but well away from the others, and let it finish for smoke with seeds. If it finishes ALL the way through, it's still good smoke, just have to pick through it a bit. You can harvest when it looks decent, pistils receded, trichs looking nice, and make some...

Cut what losses? The thing definitely has a few weeks to go. You'll notice the flowers getting bigger, denser, pistils will change color, the best part is yet to come for you. Two-four more weeks and you should be good. Give it time, don't chop early. It looks nice and healthy, just keep doing...

Different strains look different, that's all.

I don't know about waxed paper, and only really use a paper bag for summer harvests when the humidity is super high and hang drying seems to take forever. Mine usually get cut, a decent first trim, then I clip them onto hangers and just let them dry naturally. The paper bag thing is good when...

Yes, the problem is you're growing them on a window sill. Try getting them some proper lighting, either fully outdoors, or get something decent going indoors.

The seeds that didn't sprout yet, by adding nutrients before they had even a taproot, you may have fried the little guys. All the plant needs for the first two weeks or so is contained in the shell casing and in the cotelydons(first set of round leaves). You should never feed nutrients to a...