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yeah did a quick google search and while in theory it sounds good humid air is actually lighter than dry air. I can see why you would think otherwise as it makes sense in theory (air with water in it must weigh more thus making it heavier) but its the opposite.

seems your sorted now...i was going to suggest setting the AC up on a timer that kicked on/off the same time your lights do. that would get rid of the huge temp drop and maybe cut down on the humidity. as far as "wet air" being heavier, im not really sure i grasp that..usually the warmer air...

https://www.rollitup.org/t/low-stress-training-lst-guide.369528/

if height is a issue topping wont help, like someone else said, tying down the top of the plant to the lowest point you can will make it bush out and shorten the overall height, i would tie it down, wait a day then flip to flower. this should give you the vertical space you need. all topping is...

depends on how old they are when you flip. my bigger one should show sex within a week or 2, usually will show pistols or balls while it is going through preflower stretch.. the small seedlings may take longer as they will grow to min maturity before starting to flower. but i dont see why in 2...

And the HPS bulb is in so expect future pics to look like shit lol

bam

ill go take a couple

yeah its prob a goner. may come back but will be far behind the rest. hopefully in a week or 2 mine show sex and i can ditch any males.

flipped inside lights to 12/12 so i guess will be a simulation of outdoor. dont think im going to put them back outside.

ok no screen, 12/12 tonight fuck it, im out of bud and its at least 2 months before she will be ready.

what is the temp difference when lights go out? could be condensation forming on your gauge causing a false reading. this would happen if the temps take a fast drop.. basically if there is humidity in the air your going to have a hard time getting rid of it, just make sure theres a fan on the...

some auto get huge some stay small, at least thats what i have gathered

the yellowing on the new growth is normal. usually after a day or so it greens up

and your soil is fine despite what above poster says. soiless mix is a pain in the ass and has a whole other set of potential issues. just give em some time....some seedlings just grow slower than others...otherwise they look good,

put holes in the bottom of the cups. hard pressed to overwater good well draining soil as long as the container has a way for water to escape.

your fine to wait it out until your ready to harvest. the above poster is correct, the gnats dont harm much its the larva that eat your roots. unless you have a really really really insane infestation them larva dont eat enough to hurt a established root system. They are more harmfull to clones...

well its a rather large res so i bought some dutch master zone to help avoid contant rez changes to save a little money on wasting nutes. tbh when i said around 650 the other day it was closer to 670 anyways, they may have gone up a little but no more than 5-10. ill empty out 5 gal later today...

still 6.0 and 674, does not seem to be progressing though. maybe the cal/mag pull i added did it

oops forgot the pics