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Looks like you are on track for a nice first grow. Garden looks healthy, buds are developing well. I agree with snidley to raise your temps, get it to 26 or 27 lights on and maybe 22 or 23 lights off. IME, most hybrid strains take around 10-12 weeks from 12/12 to chop. Be patient, keep them...

How are your roots and water temp? Any slimy or smelly roots? I'm not a hydro guy but Hydrogard can help root issues in DWC.

IME you need to invest some $$ in decent lighting if you want decent results. The HLG 260 V1 for $229 that PadawanWarrior posted would cover a 2x4 area nicely. I think you would have much better quality and quantity than with you current light.

Looking pretty good jonny. One think I noticed is the temp at 34.8 C. That is about 95 F and it's too hot IMO. You really should get temps down to 28 C or less or your yield may be less than it could be with lower temps.

Is your light far enough away from the plant? Would be good to see a photo in natural light.

what hempire828 said, looks like CA deficiency. I'd suggest transplanting out of those cups asap too. Could be a bit root bound and cause growth issues.

If you don't have another tent, you can get an upholstery box at Uhaul and make a drying box. It comes with a hanging rod that fits right in the box. You'll need some ventilation to keep air flowing through and watch your rh real closely until you figure out how to balance the rh.

Yes, credit goes to my gf. One plant each of a few varieties. They are very young but we should have a decent flush over the next couple of months.

White rose in March.

Looks a little hungry to me and switching to tap will help by adding some calcium.

It's veteran knowledge like this that draws me to this forum.

Not sure on the first pic. The second pic looks like dust and the plant looks very healthy but this is just my opinion. Hopefully you get some opinions from some more seasoned growers. Are your temps and rh good? No rh spikes from high to low?

I have the micro75 shown in the second photo. I bought in when I switched mediums from soil to coco/perlite and it worked well for my small grow. I use about 20 gallons a week for 4 plants so it wasn't too tough to manage. The water pressure decreased a lot about half way through my 2nd grow and...

I go from rapid rooters to solo cups to 5 gal fabric pots, all in coco/perlite. I've also gone from rapid rooters straight to 5 gal pots. IMO, water/ feed only about a shot glass worth in a circle while they are small seedlings. Then, start increasing as the roots grow but don't feed to runoff...

I didn't notice any mention of ph. Make sure you're ph is in range so that the plants can take up the nutrients.

When I grew in soil I alternated top and bottom feeding. It helps prevent fungus gnats and I liked watching a full sized plant suck up the water. I liked the weight method too. Good luck with your grow!

I see white dots, did you check under the leaves for insects?

Plants can droop from over watering, do you have good drainage in your pots? Cannabis likes warmer temps too, if possible. 78-82 is a decent range for LED, some like it higher. Cool temps can mean slow growth and less yield.

Welcome to the world of growing! That light has 240 true watts so you should plan on at least two for good coverage in a 4x4. I like the GH floratrio but start with 1/4 to 1/2 of the recommended strength IMO. With hydro, make sure you can control water temp and get some hydroguard. Good luck!

That did not look like a fungus gnat to me either. Most strains stretch in flower, they range from almost no stretch to some strains will triple in size. The plants look good to me, not sure about spraying safers soap without knowing what you're spraying for. I like the weight method for...