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Looks good. Keep it simple if its or first time. No topping or anything. Use nutes. And good luck

I seen a fast Neville grow about 4 or 5 times bigger when It flowered so yeah some do

You could flower whenever depends on your patience but 600 watts could do a lot bigger plants. Wat kinda light?

I can't see the pics my phones been dumb but in my experience bigger pots=plants grow faster

12/12? Lighting

Check temps

And twisty ties

Get little hooks you screw into the wall they're cheap

Does anyone have experience with fast Neville and what the trichs should look like when you harvest? Most of the leaves are yellow or fell off except the top and some sugerleafs. Different buds look different under loupe from 10% amber to 40% so what you think?

They look awesome.

Dying bottem up would mean like a disease or something right? Bugs? Just guessing idk

Your lights are not the reason they looked like that. I used two 4ft t12s at 1st for 8 plants. I switched to t8s and got 4 bulbs. Then cfls and honestly they all worked fine plants were way bushy and green.

Do it the easy way. Damp paper towl with seeds into a plastic bag. Put that in a black dvd case. Throw it in a dark droor and check it in 2 days. When the seed pops plant it like you always do.

Im on a phone couldnt do pics

Wow thanks i appreciate it thats really helpful. I thought i needed more light cause they're growing slow, im gonna keep upgrading and get this down eventually.

I use tap water(well water) and mg nutes had 24%nitrogen says all purpose plant food. No meters but i got a fan. Also i have two more 48 inch 40 watt t12 if i pit them up how many plants do u think i can have?

Cfl mean fluorescent? And i have mg nutes just got the kind with the most nitrogen 24%. I use tap water(well water) i have a fan and no meters. I have 2 more 40 watt 48 inch lights(t12) if i put those up with the others how many plants could i have

Low budget

9 plants in a 5 ft tall 4 and a half ft wide area. And the floodlight lol, was it awful?

I think there's too many plants