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So you have already answered the question in my opinion.

As far as the white spots I think that's just residual mineral from water (mostly calcium) or some salts from nutes. To test the theory, mix up your normal water w/your normal nutes and put a few drops on something dark and non absorbent like a trash bag or any other dark plastic thingy. Let...

You have fried them with something chemically , try just watering.

Looks cool for sure, but..... My theory has always been to just try to grow an even horizontal canopy of big leaves, wall to wall. Buds will fill in. If you want to grow baseball bat colas this looks like a great way to do it.

First 3 pics look like too much N Last pic of the Indica looks OK to me, always some brown tips somewhere. Stand back 10' and I bet they look pretty good.

100% fan of Boveda packs. I just do the dry and cure, a 2 week process then when the flowers in totes are around 62 I'll jar them with a Boveda pack, one large one per qt to half gallon jar. They always had my hygrometers dead on pegged at 62-63%. If you take care of them they will last a long...

I had the same problem with 8 ) turning into cool dude smiley face. Thought I was too high there for a minute ! Fans are way more than just humidity as per #8. Keep fresh air moving over the leaves all the time, that's where most of the gaseous exchange is going on. Of all the many factors...

Well I'm not sure exactly how old they are.... maybe you said but I missed it. But...... 1) Don't put much weight between the pics you see on the internet and your plants. I've seen hundreds of pics of "my 3 week old plants" that are obvious bullshit. 2) They never grow as fast as you wish...

Picture might help here. Whole plant.

FWIW here's how I water. From seedlings in Solo cups to final 5-7 gallon containers it works great. Let them dry out completely, go by the "weight feel" As long as they are not drooping they are fine. If they droop still fine, they will recover in 3-4 hrs after watering. Set the plant in a pan...

How often do you put water in those glass bulbs? You want the soil to dry out completely between waterings. If you are constantly slipping them water I would say they are possibly overwatered.

In my opinion this is real common. When you flip and you get the stretch the terminals grow rapidly. I think it takes a couple days of photosynthesis to build up chlorophyll in the new growth and turn it dark green. Before you go dumping stuff on it, I'd just relax 2-3 days, I bet those current...

Well I consider it a source of entertainment, put it that way. Yes I anticipated ridiculous shit to ensue, but therein lies the entertainment value. Peace

Agree it sounds like a ballast. But switching some tubes around can sometimes have some mojo. Haave no clue why, mostly I think I just grind into contact better on the tube ends. Get good replacement ballasts. Not the cheap shit. I bought 4 quad bulb 48" ers for my workshop a few years ago ($20...

Again I am reminded of why I only visit RIU to be amazed at the stoner stupidity and trolls. Sometimes they are impossible to sort out.

Let's make something simple very complicated. Just dump some water on the plant.

Get some bone meal at WMart or Lowes or anywhere if you think you neeed Phos. $5/bag. Grinding up matches sounds pretty stupid, who knows what chems are in the match heads.

FFOF and 1/2 tsp (This is half dose) of Foliage Pro every watering. Works great.