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Cloning when flowering does work, and fast. Make sure you keep your cutting under the same exact photoperiod as the flowering mother until you get roots. The reason i would assume most people struggle with cloning during flowering is because they take the cutting and put it into a different...

You could get a dim-able ballast but idk how you would ever control it reliably though.

I run a similar setup with a 600w, the only way i am able to keep the temps down is to exhaust the tent itself (through your carbon filter and inline fan) and run a separate duct for your light. Bring fresh air through that with another fan, and run the hot air output away from the box.

Straight Rom is clone only.

They all look great, cant wait to see them fatten up!

generally organic ferts lack the salts to burn, your problem is most likely low rh and fans causing the leaves to perspire too fast.

I think that would work so long as you left some photo material on the old plant. That way when the new cutting is placed on the plant, it will have some way to gather light until your clipping takes. Keep everything very sterile and clip the two pieces together with a clothes pin/peg.

Cannabis Chinensis is a type that grows in China and has a very interesting characteristic of sometimes making an extra budlet on the stem of the large fan leafs. So i would say whatever "strain" your growing is most def showing it has some DNA in common. Just like Indica, Sativa and Ruderalis...

Looks and sounds like you might have some Cannabis Chinensis DNA somewhere in that strain.

Nice, its in a blackened milk jug. :bigjoint:

-That led setup... gotta laugh, sorry. bongsmilie

Wow that Igloo is sick, also the bulkhead with all the tubes through a netpot port = sex.

bumpity bump bump!

-For sure, I was under the impression that mixing spectrums (with more blue obviously) was the best way to veg.

Lights are about 4-5" off the plants, running 6x27w 5000k, and 4x24w 2700k. Could i be putting too much light stress on them?

Thanks for the input, at this point in time I'm doing all watering through the soil with no foliar feeding. Although when they where sprouts i did indeed keep them moist with a little sprits now and then. I also forgot to mention, the veins on the leaves appear to be turning yellow along...

Room temp - 68-70f @ night, 75-78f with lights on (cfl's) Humidity - ~50 FFOF soil PH'd tap water at 6-6.5 - Largest plant is showing the problem the most, its lowest most fan leaves are slightly leathery and curling. I have not put them on any nutes yet. The largest plant is...