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You're doing well! Nice work.

Get a sink fitted mate. Best thing I ever did

I work on 22% That's usually accurate. Say 20 and you shouldn't be disappointed. That is on fully trimmed up fresh wet

That's actually difficult to judge because the look a bit airy but also nice and frosty. But it does look like there's still white pistils , if my eyes don't deceive me.. so I'd say it's got a way to go yet. Not to be apita but more detail bud shots would be beneficial. Generally judge it on...

Whole Plant and bud shots required :eyesmoke:

Is the seal not good enough? I've got 5 of the 1lb Grove bags, I really like them. But if I sealed them with my vac pac I'd not be able to keep doing it repeatedly

Look at the link, look at the 4th picture along. That alone is enough information to realise they are talking out of their asses. Then look at the person reviewing the light and the contradictions they make in their post. "I been in the game a while but never raelly got a proper grow going"...

It's kind of a middle ground.

No, they aren't ready for at least a couple of weeks.

No they don't. Not under heathy conditions. Sometimes lower leaves will be sacrificed as food if they aren't getting enough light for most of the grow. Reason to chop early would be because the leaves are dying which as it progresses into the buds the dead leaf will lead to mould.

https://www.growweedeasy.com/cannabis-plant-problems/potassium-deficiency First off I don't use athena , but the idea of using EC of 3 is mind blowing. Anyway, the fact your run off is much higher suggests they aren't using what your putting in or there's too much dry back. I'd flush them...

With a hps, high enough it lights the whole canopy but not so close it's uncomfortable on your hand when you hold it above the plants.

Doesn't matter what the light source is, the guys posting above are telling you good information . That article only relates to photoperiods, not autos

If it's in warranty they might send you a replacement very quick. Or at least if it's not tell you which driver you need

is it in warranty? If nit probably just a standard driver that you can replace. Assuming you've checked everything from timer, to extensions, fuses ect

Net curtain, then blind angled downward , then frame the window and box it over with a hole in the bottom of the box for duct.

You just lift em out. It's very common to have multiple tents.

Try and figure out what part has died. What light is it? Checked your fuse box? Tested the driver?

Did you increase air temperature? Because you need to run them generally higher air temp under LED, especially so in veg.

Thought that's what you meant initially. I'd use them all above , they aren't designed to be on their side, the heat sink will be minimal in those box lights.