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When I see plants this short I just know you beat them down with too much light.

Wait another week hopefully it will show by then.

Average £1 a gram 20-30 an ounce. With bulb and carbon filter replacement about £1.20 a gram.

There is no benefit, the end result is a seedling in both cases. There are a lot of fails using paper towels and few using soil.

The genetics to hemp are different. Every cheese strain and breeder has a corresponding Hermie thread. That argument dosent carry any weight ever and that's where you get hung up.

Might want to check the dates of these threads, that's an organic mix not so soluble so a strange npk compared to a bottle of nutrients.

Its not a breedable genetic situation, it's highly localized just an error or stress. Some species use it to manipulate light and spectrum, here's a wiki link - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variegation

Duct tape can do anything though.

Never put water near electricity, you can get an instant fire. These seeds don't need warmth but it will speed their germination, a couple days won't make a difference over the length of the grow. Do you need to do this?

No it's too hot, yes you can make it work. Plenty of shade cloth and a workable system sees veg grown in plus forty temperatures in some parts of Europe.

Genetics do not allow for a 'hermie prone' individual only a method of action which was described as stress by others. The progeny would then be the individual lineage that reacted worst to stress. Marijuana exhibits high morphology for stress, it seems hard you can't imagine the ability to...

You would just need one breeding pair, even simpler a clone only. There is no real work.

I'm experienced in light, the type dosent matter, you can Google ppfd charts for light distances then read the plant to dial in. I hope I am right in saying that clones and seedlings are down at the 150u/mol light intensity, it's about there for me.

Then why is the seed industry not exclusively using those genetics? The seed industry shows the same problems we have.

I've got a feeling all these plants had slightly too much light.

Nice grow, I use t5's and like LEDs if you space lots close together you get great results and will need them set Futher away.

No that's 'OUR' word and we use it a lot, nuts ferts nutes it's not going to change and easier to write.

If the plants outside haven't ceased to live the indoor plants will be fine with your local humidity. Your reading too much into things.

4 plants or one big one if you like longer veg times.

You mean seeds in calyxs, don't worry there's probably others, it will be ok you might find more.