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There is a very wide variety of nutrients out there, most of them are just gimmicks in fancy bottles to steal your money. I like the Advanced Nutrients 4 part system (Grow-Micro-Bloom-Bud Candy) it's very easy to use and if you stick to the recommended schedule they will never burn your plants...

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Just remember the cheap meters are not 100% accurate, some people spend upwards of $100 for a good ph meter.

Looks like a white crab spider, I don't think they will hurt anyhting they eat other insects.

Not bad at all for your first grow don't be dissapointed. It is a long journey all about learning and making mistakes along the way. Get them into mason jars as soon as possible and they will retain some of their moisture.

Yeah looks a bit overwatered, but it should recover fine just let the top 1-2 inches of soil dry completely bewteen waterings.

When you say 3 and a half weeks do you mean after switching to 12/12? It usually takes 1-2 weeks after the switch before the plant begins to flower. Yours looks about 1.5 weeks in. Give them some nitrogen to stop the yellowing.

Short is good when it comes to growing indoors, sativas get tall and stretchy and can outgrow small spaces. Your plant looks like it took well to the training let it start growing vertically again then do some more lst :)

Looks like a phosphorus deficiency, feeding any nutes?

It might be a potassium or magnesium deficiency, but most likely a deficiency not nute burn. It's really hard to tell from the pics maybe another grower can chime in.

Dolomite lime is a good organic alternative for adjusting ph it has a neutral ph of 7.0. Lots of soil growers use it.

Nutrient burn is usually first spotted when the tips turn yellow or brown and the leaves will be dry and crispy to the touch. I don't see any burned tips in your pictures and it looks grean & healthy for the most part, are you sure you didn't splash some nutrients on the leaves accidently while...

Never use clear containers the roots are very sensitive to light. Black works best but any color except white/clear is fine.

Need more inforrmation, what type of soil and light? Do you have any ventiliation?

Topping now won't hurt anything, I've topped my plants 3 weeks after switching to 12/12. You might lose a few potential bud sites but the plant will be healthier in the long run. As far as yield I wouldn't expect much if you don't top it maybe a half oz. With some topping and training you could...

You won't notice much difference switching to 12/12. It takes a good 4-5 weeks of full bloom before they really start to smell. The trichomes and resins are what give the plant its funky smell.

Very nice I like the CJ, strong thick branches and tiny leaves are my favorite to grow. Did you remove the fan leaves or did it grow like that naturally? Dinafem has been hit and miss for me, their white widow is very tiny and slow growing but I'm liking dinachem so far, I won't be able to form...

It's something about the slow shutter speed of the lens, its very common with hps pics. Nice plants you will notice a huge improvement with the new 1000w :)

Well I've never used neem before so I can't say, but I think it would do more harm than good. The force of the water is too strong it will damage the leaves. A spray bottle would work better in my opinion.

Lots of perlite, you can never have too much perlite the plants love it.