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Day 5 above ground. Second set of true leaves have appeared. Stem still has a slight curve to it, thought it would straighten out by now.

Day 4 above ground, slow and steady.

I couldn't find much info on how close to put the light to seedlings, I've got it about 36" above the seedling with no stretching or visible light stress.

I'm running the 3100k philips bulb (start to finish).

Just started my first grow under a CMH. I've had two successful grows under a little 150w HPS and decided it was time to go bigger. I'm growing one feminized Northern Lights plant from seed in 100% coco (dtw). My goal is to pull at least 10oz's from this grow, we'll see...feel free to ask...

@dandrews Not sure about retreating or the benefits for harvest, but here's a relevant article. http://m.pnas.org/content/107/20/9458.full.pdf

I water my clones with full strength nutrients. Clip them, put them in coco, with a bag over top if your humidity is low, and done. It works every time for me.

I'm not height limited, but with this little 150w HPS I like to keep my plants as short as possible. Also, I've never been able to keep my oldest/lowest leaves happy with this little light, but it doesn't seem to matter. I've done a little thinning and she hasn't skipped a beat. It's a must...

Day 22, I hope she's finally done stretching.

.75 tsp of floranova bloom and .5 tsp of calimagic per gallon of tap, has worked well for me in 100% coco. Watering 3 times a day, from seed to harvest.

Main stem was getting a bit big for its britches.

Day 16. Quite stretchy for a 100% indica?

You'll get differing opinions, but I've had better results pre charging my coco with a weak nute solution.

She is ~13" tall now. Not going to scrog this go around. My light only has a maximum 18"x18" footprint so a scrog isn't going to help much more than what I've already done with LST.

Day 11 of 12/12. Throwing pistols and stretching. Somewhere between 30-40 tops.

She's right around 10-11".

100% coco. Nature's Footprint.

I'm not an expert on flushing, never had to do it. I would think flush with pH'd water first and then water with nutrient water until you see a decent amount of runoff. That way you aren't wasting your nutrients. You might want to do a "how to flush coco" search though to get a second opinion.

I water ~3 times a day. You don't want your coco to dry out. Keep it moist, oxygenated, and fed. Water and least once a day until you see runoff.

Flush as soon as possible. As long as your drainage is good and your coco isn't packed too tight it's not going to saturate.