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They don't suck. They do exactly what they're supposed to for what they cost, but I wouldn't use them for side lighting over floros.

Why are you flushing? Unless you severely nute burn her, never flush, ever. The light green is early sign of lack of N, soon they'll be yellow. Feed her and don't flush. Other than that she looks fine.

Some strains can be finicky with N. The girl I'm growing now has been dealing with N tox since I switched to flower. Which is very odd since I don't use veg nutes. She's getting 0-50-30 feed right now and still N toxing near the top. Think from now on, I'm going to ditch the FFOF and just go...

I don't see any male preflowers, so that's a good sign

Looks more like the plant just used it up.

I wouldn't use LED for side or supplemental lighting. If you're already running an HPS up top, use cfls or floros for side lighting, you'll want that extra UVB.

Outdoor temps this morning was 9F. Tent before lights on was around 58F. Hasn't hurt my plants yet, just turns them purple.

Those are the funniest looking tops I've ever seen

She's done. Well done. Don't get impatient now, make sure you give plenty of time to cure!

And what exactly is it that they say?

If you're space restricted, you can never go wrong with indicas. Especially the delicious kush strains.

70-80 is ideal, but the great thing about cannabis is it does a fairly good job at adapting to environments. You've got the southern growers dealing with 85-90 or more temps and northern growers like myself that deal with winter temps. Of course some strains adapt better than others.

You'd need 6 of those mars to cover that room. Slap in a 600 or 1000 hps and be done with it.

Yes they do. Why do you think cfl/floro grows produce the most frosty buds?

That's N tox curling. Don't ever use veg nutes with ocean forest. OF is already a hot soil and good for 6 weeks of vegging with straight tap water.

Yea, those reptile ones you only want to run when you're getting close to harvest time. And only for a short period of time each day.

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If you're going to use reptile bulbs, it should only be the last few weeks before harvest, and for only about 2 hours a day. Ideally you can just use spiral CFLs. They emit small amounts of UVB, not enough to hurt your plants, but just enough to increase resin production. They're easy to...

I would transfer them into larger pots and start tying them down. Don't flip until you have a nice canopy. Maybe 2 more weeks or so.

reptile bulbs or cfls do the trick