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So this is a picture of one of the axial fans I have cooling two hoods, I have 3 of these cooling 2 hoods each.

Pick one or the other, inside on a timer or outside. I don't see them making it 2 weeks inside without water. I wouldn't flower that short one yet.

She's got bugs chewing on her. Those white spots on the leaf look like sign of leaf miner larvae, hard to tell from the pic. Not usually a problem indoors but can be outdoors. If you see reddish brown inside your stems that could be Fusarium Wilt, that's a pretty young plant to have FW. Have you...

12 yrs. of darkness lol sounds like the title of a movie. Make sure your using containers that block light from getting through to the roots. If all you have is a white drywall bucket, paint it black.

I agree with burgertime without seeing your lighting, though it's not bad, I think you should still address the issue with a shot of Mg and Mn, many products out there have both in them along with Fe. Your next water only, give them a dose without any nitrogen. And put some more dirt in that...

Lookin good. Darn sativas nute burn easy don't they...

Use insulated ducting and wrap your fans with insulation. If you go to buy another fan look into an axial fan, they are really quiet. I can't hardly hear mine running with the insulation over them. I'll try to get a pic up. This is a link to the manufacturer...

I wouldn't have a 600w any closer than 12" and that's with good air flow, 18" with a 1000w. If a bulb is in a hood, the coverage is determined more by the shape, size and reflective efficiency of the hood than by the bulb or wattage. The Epics I use are rated to cover a 8'x8' area.