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Your TDS should be dropping almost daily, especially from a few weeks into veg. It's a good thing :)

So glad to hear that :). If you have any questions, let me know

Almost ready. Couple more weeks. These buds are pretty massive. Outgrew my tent again LOL! So, I'm bleaching a few of the tallest colas under the hood. But it's minimal.

No, chloromines don't dissipate like chlorine does. It's because of that, that water treatment plant a use it now. It lasts much longer. You should be able to go to your local water facility's website and see what's in the water. If you can smell any hint of a chlorine smell in your water...

Yeah, if the waters too treated, RO filters are really helpful.

Yes, it looks like it could be calcium/magnesium , if your pH is at the correct level (between 6.5 and 7.0). If your pH is out of whack, that might actually be the issue. Check your pH. If it's good, make sure you are providing the right amount of your regular nutrients. If that's good, then...

Yep, isolate your light heat. Even on the hottest days, I have no problem keeping my temps stable.

Oh dude, she's waaaay too small to be in the hydroton. What you need to do is hand-water the little one, until she's bigger. That means hydrating the hydroton right around her, so she can drink. NO NUTES YET! Too early, and too high of ppm. She's still feeding off the stored energy it had...

It's not as important right now, but when she starts consuming nutrients, you'll want to get your pH down to around 5.8 to 6.0

Also, use very little light. A single 23w cfl is enough for a start. So, turn your lights down, raise them up, until she's starting to grow, then increase lights over time.

It's using it's energy to grow roots. Just leave it be. It'll start growing soon.

Too much of a hassle. DWC is both a great starter method, and is great for the experienced grower as well. So you won't have to move to a more complex hydroponic growing method, to increase output, once you've got some practice. Most people who start with DWC, migrate to RDWC once they're in...

Just some pics of my current grow. Same two, Jack Herer on the left, and a mystery hybrid on the right. I've got at least a couple weeks. Got some pretty meaty buds growing!

If it works for you, then yes, I'm wrong. I've always got burning whenever I'm above 750ppm.

Your nutes are off the charts. Are you sure you have a grow? In hydro, anything above 750ppm, or so, is bound to start burning the plants. That can cause problems with the roots, not to mention nutrient lockout.

But that takes a lot of practice. In the meantime, he should use the charts for reference.

You also might see a stray amber way before the rest. Those are just flukes.

You bet :)

GH Maxi drops the pH considerably. It's what I use, and I offset it around 1ml/gallon pH Up to balance it. You'll have to determine how much to add when you mix your nutes.

You'll be able to tell. I would think about harvesting when the majority are cloudy, with some ambers starting to come in, rather than waiting until 30%.