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Haha I feel your pain. I started growing a couple years ago and been in the same situation. So many things to think about. If you just remember the basics and if you have a problem just run through them all and check them off. Eventually the problem will reveal itself. ✌️:weed:

Good. They should rebound quite quickly although the damaged leaves won't turn green. But they should perk up and look healthier and see new growth. The small one may be gone but you never know unless you try. And good call on the drainage holes. I forgot to mention that one. Depending how...

18 / 6 is plenty. It's usually what I use. It's all preference. I think 24 / 0 doesn't give the plant its natural cycle nor does it let it recover from stress.

I know weird question and I've never seen it asked anywhere. I searched high and low-inside and out and still nothing. I am thinking to switch back soon. Like maybe tomorrow or next day. They seem to be growing still and pistils everywhere. Last thing I want is a delayed reaction and stuff...

Does work however it also kills good bacteria (some anyways) but it does kill the larvae. I just let it dry until it's wilting, by then it's realllllly dry, and use the yellow sticky traps. More of a pain though. They also sell non toxic bug killers that work. I don't remember the name though.

 to give you an idea of height for 600w hps, based on this 600mm or 2 feet is too close.

That's probably a good idea. I know full-size plants 2 feet is fine for HPS but it is a seedling. I would atleast raise it a tiny bit maybe 6 inches or just dim. Repot probably a good idea and best bet. It could take care of a few issues at once. Good luck.

If you are using led, and a good one, I would either dim it down for seedlings to like 50 percent at 2 feet, or raise it up. Leds much stronger than what I use and even I keep them at least 2 feet away. Also they are not stretching which signifies to me the light is close enough, so if anything...

I started with those types of pots and moved on due to same water issues. I now use jiffy peat pods that expand in waters and hold moisture far longer and can also be transplanted directly to dirt. Pictured below.

Ph fine, nutrients should be fine assuming you gave only light doses. Light height depends on type of light. What do you use? Also I was just going through what I think it could be, if you did do something I mention, just go through and consider it checked off. More of a list to try and give...

Seedlings literally need hardly any light and can be fine. These are under a canopy of 4 average plants in a 2.5x2.5 and under 2x 200 watt CFL. They don't penetrate very much and are about 3 feet from the lights and under the canopy. Full size plants I keep 8 inches from the lights, for reference.

To be honest they look like almost too much light and / or overwatering. Even if they are bone dry, water too often can cause this, even if all conditions are perfect. Need better containers that don't evaporate and water more but less often. IMO

Those plant containers look bone dry. Those types of pots suck out moisture and evaporate quicker. Also it could be heat or light stress, over or under fed nutrients or wrong pH.

And don't water until the pot is light all the way through. Until the plants tell you they need water.

A couple of pictures. Hopefully helps also.

I had a severe issue and I was wondering if anyone had experience. I had to reveg and I am currently in veg. I want to switch back to flower as soon as possible. How long should I wait after reveg to flower again? I switched back to veg after about seven days of flowering. It only gained some...

Well, general statement, and pointed statement are different. I believe that accusing me of talking shit is not a general statement. I'm not saying it is intentionally to be a dick, but that was a pretty poibted statement. You did, obviously, care of I was talking shit, otherwise you wouldn't...

Well either way, I'm still not talking shit. The truth is the truth. I didn't get a message back once over months and multiple emails / questions. I believe that's way more than fair of a statement. Also I have no idea what you're referring to. I'm new to leds and buying them (apparently)

Just trying to make educated decision and get people's opinion before o run off and just get a light just because, or to get the big name brand, or to buy parts and build myelf when I have no idea wtf will happen. So I'm torn between timber redwood, hlg600h, or chilled led. I think chilled takes...

I'm not talking shit about them. I am simply saying, the fact that new lights came out, and cutters has not, and the price is same vs building and I received zero customer service. It is not going to entice me into buying. A premade system I plug in, is the same price, comes with a warranty...