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They're usually set about 20% below max output in my experience. You can adjust them with a small phillips head screwdriver.

I think you're doing too much. Do less. Sometimes your girls just want a nice big drink of water. Kind of like if you were really thirsty and you had to drink pepsi all the time..you wouldn't be happy. Keep it simple. I would hit them straight water, flush them really well and just leave them...

Liquid nutrients are often put into seperate A+B solutions because certain chemicals can't be mixed together in concentrated form without chemical reactions that would essentially ruin the feed. If you use the A+B type of feed, make sure you NEVER mix the 2 directly together. Add A to the water...

The roots are nice and healthy. I've never seen bud rot on a bud that was less than 2 weeks old. It could be, but it just seems strange. Bud rot is moist and nasty, this is dry...just looks lifeless not rotten.

Yeah, it looks like chlorosis to me.

She'll make it!! Make sure you're pH'ing your feedings.

That's a pretty big pot for a little seedling. In my experience, starting off in a 4" pot is way easier with little sprouts. It could be overwatering or underwatering. It's almost impossible to regulate the soil moisture levels with such a big pot and a little sprout with probably only one...

I can't say 100%, but I would put $ on it that you're over fertilizing. Looks like classic nute burn. Some deficiencies cause that necrosis on the sides of the leaves too, but those burnt tips are most always nutrient burn in my experience. It's not that bad though! Flush with 1/4 strength ferts...

This is exactly what my girls looked like when I had my lights cranked too high. It's hard to say for sure, since light/heat stress and fert issues look really similar sometimes. Good luck!

I've been growing about 10 years, but I'm a noob at this indoor thing.

Clones.

Feeding once a week

I'm using nutes. SeaBlast Transition primarily at the moment. As well as additives like Humic Acid, Silica, Micro.

Also, the lower buds seem to be browning out worse than the uppers.

18" and only reading 400 PAR on 3/4 strength. I had it cranked all the way but it was causing the leaves to bleach out.

I am currently in my second week of flower, and all bud sites look "brownish" and dry. They don't look rotten or moldy, just brown..kind of lifeless. Could this be nutrient burn? Light/heat stress? Genetics? And most importantly, can I complete the harvest and hope that the buds eventually will...

I was having humidity issues. The girls are only in day 5 of flower, so I guess I'll just snip off the brown pre-buds and hope the new growth doesn't do the same thing.

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It's like the same brown that an apple gets when you bite it and leave it out. Kind of like when you bite an apple and leave it out type brown.

Hey bro, gotta follow your gut and do what feels right for your girls! I can see the methodology behind the pre-flip flush.