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My initial take is they need to dry out more between waterings and could use a little more light.

If this were indoor I would be checking ph of what goes in. I'm not sure how that translates to outdoor.

Since you are doing what I consider a technical installation (you have computed your needs and have a very clearly designed setup), maybe what would be most important is to get the highest possible SEER rating for the unit you buy. Minisplits are designed to run a lot more than the larger...

Come on guys these are small pots! 10 gallon imo, is awesome and doable. I personally find 6 to be incredible in a 5x5, and have had 7 and 8 plants in a 5x5. If running 5 or 7 gallon you can fit 9 easily in the 5x5. In a 5x5 4 plants could be huge plants!

Photos. Autos are not easier, they have special uses for certain conditions and setups.

I would move the lights up another 6", or if that is hard to do, reduce light intensity by about 10%. In a day or 2 you should see them settle down.

Organic grow with no added nutes...we don't care about ppm. But if you deplete soil and then feed it the FF trio or another feed, the plant has very ready to use nutrients and will take up too much if offered too much

How close are the lights to the closest couple of tops?

I think it will get a lot better now. Have a target ppm going in, and continue monitoring what comes out.

Great reco I spent a bit looking around. Any idea or experience growing any of them inside? They are all my kind of buzz but I have obv concerns if any can be controlled and grown in say 15weeks of flower indoors.

Kool Bloom is unbalancing your feed. The trio has all you need. If you want to use some bud candy that is OK....but cut the kool bloom. The ppm is high, but unbalanced and causing problems.

Ok. There is a difference between pointing up a little and too much. This is too much light intensity, causing more of the issue than anything else.

It is hard to tell from the picture but are the leaves all pointing up at the lights?

1. Fine. No. 2. They dont care, there are clouds and dark times outside they dont turn on and off in a minute. 3. If there is a plant in that pot you dont want any fungus growing on the surface. Too wet and possibly poor drainage.

There are a lot of options. Try growweedeasy.com It isnt perfect, but it's very good and got me far. Heres the deal. Think and read A LOT. DO very little. Do not touch them, inspect them, anything more than simple observation. Water. Watch. Learn, it will begin to get easier. Stop...

What are you using as a reference as to how to do things? If you use a written reference (book, online site) you will have a solid base of knowledge to trust and use to know if what you do is correct. We are happy to reco a few options! When you have a trusted source, it will calm a lot of...

It is likely a hermie then. You didn't do it wrong, I think the genetics are poor as that is the risk from a bagseed. Some of the best stuff (and worst) I have grown is bagseed from the disp. Looking at that pic again it almost looks like a ball and stem on the left and a possible flower on...

I fought them first grow. Pride aside, too frequent watering causes them. I would not mulch the top. I would let the pots dry out as much as possible so the top inch+ is dry. Then water carefully. Follow it with a neem spray to the surface of the soil only, using a pressure sprayer...

When I look at the pics I see dark green lower leaves and light green top leaves. A combination of lighting intensity and magnesium deficiency (mild) is what I think I see.

Was it a regular seed, fem seed or bag seed? If you confirm its male or hermi I would start over. Seeded bud sucks and you are WAY early where it would be a tough road.