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I was actually gonna say magnesium deficiency but the other guy sounds confident

Buy a jewelers loupe, at least 60x. It will help you read the trichomes. Only like $10

I’d take it easy on defoliation and bending too hard too early. It’s real easy to get carried away. Everything looks fine though!

Ya I get feminized seeds so I’m not the right guy to ask but the second pic looked female to me. Again I don’t really have to pay attention to that

I’d probably wait and let them establish some roots in the dome. You could try lowering the light if you feel they’re stretching too much.

Looks good so far. Keep training them outward as they grow. Either way you go, stick to the recipe as far as nutrients.

Generally just directing energy to flower and resin production and I guess getting rid of some unwanted shade

I like that answer. Only the few older leaves look effected. I’d be easy on letting it get too dry. Might get a little dryer than you thought considering the light mix and you may have a problems with Hydrophobic soil or dry pockets

First indoor grow was in coco, the yield was alright but I would blame that more on lack of experience. I watered pretty frequently with automatic drippers from a reservoir. I would do it again in the future more as a fun change up but not without the drippers, the pots dry fast. Be sure to wash...

I recently got some clones that were in some heavy soil and were staying wet too long. They weren't ready but I transplanted anyway, with probably a little extra perlite and they're doin great now (after my lacewings take care of some aphids) make sure your pots are pretty dry first.

Ya I'd say put that thing in asap. I'd always recommend some mycorrhizal fungi too. If you want/need more moisture in the pot, I've wrapped a piece of plastic wrap on the top a couple times

Think about maybe if you had a small fan to put under the tarp because the tarp will probably lock in moisture. Also I've put hot water in water bottles and set them on top of the soil every hour or so after dark when it gets a little colder than I'd like.

How far away are your lights? Looks kinda orange so the only thing I can think is that your HPS is too close and you're getting light burn. Just a thought

I just run a oscillating floor fan and extraction fan both running on real low.

I’m hoping to start a little side project for fun here real soon in a spot that’s quite a drive from my house. I’m thinking it’ll probably only be checked on a couple time during veg and maybe a bit more during flower. My concern is even planting by a creek it may not be enough water especially...