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No worries...we loves to help on here... :bigjoint:

I can't really see, but you've either topped it correctly, or fimed it....so it's all good :)

I hear that "stability in the family" thing... life is markedly better in this home now that nobody has to worry about where to get some herb... " It gets all those emotion corners rounded off " as someone here puts it :weed:

"Air cooled reflector".... I couldn't recall what they were called! pmsl... I need my 2nd morning coffee :lol:

^^^What he said^^^ And I'd think about getting a cool tube or similar for the next grow, summertime here at my homestead they're essential... :)

(I remember when I used to cure mt herb....Jeez; I must up my game :-? )

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That'll do it for supplemental lighting....And if 150 watts turns out to be not enough, then I'd buy an adjustable digital ballast...then you can mess about with 250/400/600 wattt bulbs with the one light ballast. (This indoor tent grower DREAMS of growing in a greenhouse, you lucky thing! :smile: )

Ph fluctuates a bit after initial set up...it'll settle down. Meantime, I'd do a nute change...and get your humidity (and humility?) up

I wouldn't start over. These will bounce back imo...and quicker than popping new seeds... Just, as you say, give them a couple of weeks...

They look just fine....and they've a load of time to fatten up. Don't worry...:smile:

Have you checked for bugs both sides of the leaf with a scope?

^^^What he said^^^ Post some pics with the lights off...we can't really see...

Tricky one, but try this http://www.growweedeasy.com/cannabis-symptoms-pictures Helped me a few times when I'm stumped...

T5 lights aren't too hot, I think you're okay to water them just before you leave...

Not exactly die off, but the THC will change chemically, leaving a heavy stoneness (especially if it's indica) Personally, it's just how I like it...when I can wait :wink:

We've all thought about distilling our own high proof alcohol....:fire:

If you can get the moisture right, sealed bags would be the way I'd go...

Can't say I've ever dumped any isopropyl down the drain......

If it can stay in the light then I'd sow a green manure like a clover, keeping the soil alive and grabing some nitrogen from the atmosphere... Otherwise I'd amend it and bag it....it will be cooked nicely by the time you are back (: