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Get better soil. Seriously, goto your local hydro store asap and grab a bag of foxfarm. Wait for your soil to dry and pull out the plant. Remove as much soil as you can from the roots, take some scissors and cut the ends of your roots. Yes this is going to shock them, but it's necessary. Put...

I wasn't trying to be an asshole. If you type it incorrectly in the search, you won't find what you're looking for.

Spell it correctly first. Molasses.

it's just a seedling man. Leave it alone, let it grow a bit before trying to find issues

mars are fine so long as you don't attempt to cover large areas with them! Stop trying to stick them into 4x4 tents, the results won't even remotely come close to the same as a micro grow.

Mars300, especially the NEW ones, are not that bad for their price point. They make excellent veg lights and work fairly well in small spaces. Paired with some supplemental CFLs and they'll compete with any other low budget grow. When you see many people on RIU complain of mars, they're mostly...

Any time.

Negative. The domes are good for newly cut clones, since roots haven't developed, they need water from the leaves, and the domes help keep moisture in until roots are formed, at which point the dome comes off. Since you have seedlings and they've already established roots, there's no need for...

Last picture has pistils coming out. Those are just newly formed bud sites, very common to see near the end of grows especially on sativas.

They don't need that. They're rooted, why would you foliar feed them? Don't water them at all until your soil is dry, I mean dry. Get those roots working, don't worry about what's going on above the soil.

Get the dome off. No need for that

3 days is NOT long enough to dry.

Yea, you'd have to wear long sleeves and protect your skin. That's alot of UV being put out.

No, that chart is a guideline of what your RH should be at any given temp. The orange is your recommended ranges, white is safe, anything in the blues will have negative results. This is very important for certain growers that have to deal with extreme temp changes, mainly due to region. For...

I can only imagine that room must be far brighter in person than it seems via the photos. It's gotta be like walking into a small sun lol.

Been interested in this strain. Keeping my eye on this one!

turn them off for a minute and just do some flash shots

I'm looking forward to putting your t2 2100 to the test in my 2x2 once they're available! Seedlings already in the nursery, they just broke soil yesterday. I'll be making a journal as well.

@Rahz are you going to be stocking any of the t2-2100s in the next few weeks?

Like I posted in your other thread, kelp is awesome for root growth and development, It's a must have for clones and transplants.