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Looks good I wouldnt keep very top of plant tied down tight flat that's going to be your biggest bud

You dont tie them tight to pot top tho, you want that top growth to grow up, you only want main sites. Tying low will open up secondary sites which is fine just takes away from main site growth. Some of the secondary sites can shoot up higher than main sites those secondary sites dont get as...

As a heads up your plant doesn't look too happy. You know your grow better than I do. I would say overwatering, or under watering, ph issue, or too much nitrogen. Maybe locking out since leaves are curling but also fading. The pots look dry tho so overwatering idk. They look like they are...

It's a constant thing until after flower stretch. I'll just lightly crop top growths daily until I add a trellis net. That's easiest and fastest for me. I'll start that early as soon as theres enough top growth to bend over but leaves won't be in medium if there's a back fan going into medium...

Saucers I use for 5 gallons. When I used liquid nutrients I used the same pot elevators for established plants as seedlings https://smile.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B08KRWJW6Q?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_image. Those saucers are too small for 7 gallons with cloth pots they are almost exactly the same...

https://smile.amazon.com/Gro-Pro-Level-Pot-Elevator/dp/B01J37FHF8/ref=mp_s_a_1_4_mod_primary_new?crid=2PRQYKP4QZG7N&keywords=plant+elevator&qid=1653880517&sbo=RZvfv%2F%2FHxDF%2BO5021pAnSA%3D%3D&sprefix=plant+ele%2Caps%2C346&sr=8-4 That's what I put my seedlings on in a seedling tray. Once plant...

From my experience plants pray towards good light. Or if lights too much before burning. Your plants look good so far besides getting them off the ground I wouldn't change a thing. Ground is colder not so much during warmer months but its always good to keep pots off floor. Roots benefit from it.

Agree with all the above adding growers knowledge is the main factor in yield. After that it's the light used after that genetics and strain. Then grow methods training or not. If you cant take a healthy plant seed to harvest, you dont need a light and the rest is irrelevant

Not if allowed to dry, overwatering isn't necessarily watering too much at one time, it's when you continually water before pots dry. Once a plant has a established root system it's harder to over water, but seedlings and young plants need to be helped along by giving them no more than their...

My guess is over watered as I explained in the above posts. I don't know anything else that'll stunt seedlings. Once watering practices are correct plants grow fine

Nah they are stunted, bud Photoperiods?

If you have a extra cup and soil fill that like you did your cups. When your plants cup feel as light as that dry dirt mix cup water your plants. They are probably fading due to over watering no root growth to take up nutrients. You could make a veg nutrients mix 250ppms give it a shot glass of...

For what, heat or the plants. Plants need a fan for air circulation thru canopy and to strengthen stem and stalks, also helps prevent mold and mildew. Heat needs a inline fan above light exchanging tents air every 2 to 5 minutes pulling out the hot air replacing with cooler air from the floor...

Good air flow with fans and a extraction fan. It gets 120° F here tents stay under 80°F They look over watered and stunted which is common for new growers. Cant fill the entire cup until roots develope. First week or so its very minimal like misting, 2nd week half shot glass to whole shot glass...

I've started to look at it like this. First it's the ability to reuse those pots. You can but they are usually pretty nasty after a grow cycle. Either by nutrients or hard water. Again you can clean and reuse but that's time consuming, trying to scrub all that dry shit out of the cloth fibers...

Water them slow or water will come out the side of the pot possibly making a mess and if that mess is in a spot you cant get to thatll smell like shit for a week or 2. I'm considering going back to plastic been using those cloth pots for like 4 years. I like'em with my outdoor plants indoor not...

Hey if you're happy we're happy. That's all that matters anyways, being able to get them from seed to harvest

Yea when you have a active rhizosphere lol

If you only had the one plant in 3x3 shoulda pulled a pound if you had it wall to wall. Haven't flowered in my 3x3 in awhile but using fluorescents with eye hortilux power veg bulbs that's averaging a pound. 4oz a plant. If you stretched one plant wall to wall youd pull the same.

Still have all that from when I ran it a couple years ago been giving it to my worms