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So you have a seemingly healthy plant but are willing to sacrifice the tops? I am not following you here. Can you explain your concerns? The tops are where the best bud will come from you want to focus there.

I believe AC may only include one clamp, in which case you should buy another clamp. There are finger twist ones cheap that dont even need a screwdriver. Clamps and ducting should make install easy. Ducting between motor and filter, and ducting between motor and exit tube/duct. No need to...

When you top it into 8 tops, there is a definite increase in yield and vigor that comes from the extra veg time and larger root mass and bigger stems. At 16 you can see the results diminish in size and overall yield from 8...they are similar overall results one (the 16 plant) having more...

I think this is true. It is a similar idea and may produce even better results potentially. Both work and are very different. Manifold/mainline allows for a lot more mobility and access would be the main advantages.

I grew GG4 and another hybrid of it this last round and manifolded both. They came out spectacular. Gg4 isnt particularly strong as a young plant but really blows up nicely once it has good roots.

I have manifolded all but one run for myself. There are a lot of guesses from many that havent done it. If you have a plant count limit you are working within, it can be a big advantage to manifold or mainline. Nugbuckets original idea was to get multiple "top" colas from one plant. It was...

I grow in homemade highly amended soil and whenever I leave something for the first time...a pot of soil, a container used to cook or store it...I dust lightly with DE. Wear a mask when applying, I have found it to be a real success as far as minimizing bugs.

I am pretty sure you are just seeing the earlier effects of overfeed. Others can give more precise info on how to alter the feed but my 2c would be a lower level overall and a slight adjustment from grow nutes to bloom (i.e. lowering N a bit while raising PK...but just in relation to each...

I thought that but notices the K burn was only in spots, not at the bottom so I leaned to overfeed still showing.

What I think I see is nute burn. It's not horrible but too much nutes. I dont see anything particular that look off i.e. N P or K, more that you just have some burn and very green (which could also indicate a bit high N, but I think it is an overall too much issue). How much you feed is based...

My take would be overwatering combined with ph being off, likely causing a ph induced deficiency of P. You dont need any P, it needs to be in proper absorption range and not overwatered. It doesnt show light burn but low light intensity would be smart while they recover.

You water without adding anything especially nutrients or calmag (which have N). The nitrogen will get used up quickly.

They are my go-to for tie or stake downs when I am shaping mine.

Some strains can handle almost any level of care and others are finicky and want a specific set of conditions separate from what most strains can handle. That is what often makes a medium or difficult to grow strain. It has specific characteristics that need to be learned and adapted to i.e...

Those are lawn staples? Lol they sold them as plant stakes but I totally see how they would connect rolls of sod! Learning

I want to second (third /fourth, whatever number I am lol) this. When starting from seed there is always a concern too much too little light. I always leave room at the top so that as soon as they stretch a little (to me, meaning they are taking to the soil and going to sprout fully), I can...

Too dry can cause burn in organic. Keep a tight control on things and it will smooth out nicely imo. Once in flower you should move from a strict wet dry to a looser water to keep the biology alive....water when moist and depending upon pot size, possibly partial watering as needed.

Better when seedlings to run a higher power so as not to risk burning them but as mentioned either will work. Support it until it doesnt need it anymore, probably just a few days. A straw is a good idea, but it is very smooth and doesnt offer anything to grab onto. A pipe cleaner is ideal...

If you add nutrients now, organic nutrients will be easier to administer per what xtsho said. It's not a total loss or horrible. You are now a triage doctor who has to help the patient as much as possible. Get those basics of ph and watering frequency perfect and you can slowly adjust the...

Take some close-ups of the tops of the plants. There is definitely an issue. If it were simply lack of light they would not lighten in color. There is a feed/water issue going on here imo.