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u have plenty of light for two plants easy.

agree. might want to consider flushing the soil out and then ease back into some ferts. after one more watering.

we've done LAC and its a great plant. one of our favorites along with western winds and sensi star. When you get seeds from DNA or any FRESH seeds for that matter, the method you use to germinate them will determine how many actually spout. We've had 100% success using this versus the "old way"...

looks nice

we push so the odor goes into the filter and out comes clean non-smelling air. again your choice. try it one way and then the other and see which you prefer.

no problem. the first two weeks or so they should have enough nutrients in the soil to sustain themselves, it might be ten days or 14??? Just go easy the first feeding. some take ferts better than others. less is better in the beginning.

they veg until they flower...autoflower....the amount of light doesn't influence their flowering start....it because they aren't like regular photo-period plants. just put the light on 24/7 once they start to show then we switch them to 20/4.

yeah if you say so.

get it under the light and stop watering it. then prop it up somehow to get it off the soil.

we start at 24/7 for two weeks then switch to 18/6 for the remaining time.

6 gallons or so, nice and slow. don't use any ferts for the first two weeks of growth.plus that stuff sounds pretty hot to me. 7-9-5, we tend to use a lighter mix of fert's. organic only thing we use. blue mountain organics.

too early to be feeding them anything. go the first two weeks with just plain good soil. probably gave them a little burn.

no you shouldn't cut any leaves as they are the source of food/energy for your plant. maybe put something over the top of the soil to keep the leaves off of it.

no, he grew it without doing any research. hope if you decide to get married and have kids you'll at least read or talk to other parents. lol

someone should call the grow police and arrest that person for plant abuse.

yeah the fan is a little LARGE for those plants you have. get a 6 inch oscillating fan. looks like some nitrogen burn possibly. also keep your temps 70 night and around 80 during the light time.

the soil should be of good quality. not MG or any of that walmart stuff. get really good soil FFOF or coast of maine. mix in some perlite to help loosen and keep it loose. the lights can be a couple of inches above the plants. start at 5 inches and see how they do.

WTF, how can we tell anything from those incredibly poor photos?

for the two photos of the one top we can see what kind of advice are you looking for? it's green, a female plant, a long time to go til done. how's that. think about what you are asking and if the photos you provide will assist us in answering your question. duh!

not if they are in flower mode don't transplant or you could stress n hermie them.