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You can use em together. Make that ur last dose epsom salt. You want a full dose of the big bloom, though. Really supposed to also use the tiger bloom with the big bloom. May be ur problem. Heavy dose of the big bloom, at least.

Its enough height to do what u want. The link above would be a good option. What is the thinking behind the 3500k? You would be better off flowering with 2700k or even 3000k.

So, I use small wattage qbs. You want to keep them shorter than that and get some training going to spread it out and utilize the lighting, better. Thats just to keep in mind for next time. For this here, you most likely don't have any ambering happening. If you mean the pistils are starting to...

What is the height of the cabinet? Will it be for veg and bloom?

So first, its not close to finish. Got a few wks left. That will get some weight on it. Looks like maybe your light is lacking. Didn't get fed, particularly, well. I would get some bloom nutes going asap. What is the light that u are using?

Start over, yes. Not positive about germing right in coco. Im a soil guy. Know a little about coco but not that. Make a post asking. If people do it, then thats what u should do. If not, grab germination pucks or cubes or rapid rooters.

I would just do the t5. Plenty of light for a couple small plants. About 15" above the tops of the plants. Move it down a few inches as they grow. They won't dry out as fast now. Shouldn't be watering everyday. Should remove the towel. Its a harbour for mold, mildew, bacteria, ect.

What's the temp like under there? Lights are awful close for such little plants. Raise them up some. That will also solve your overwatering lssue. Hps one dropping? It's not a good light for veg. Not enough blue light. Better with both just under the T5 for now. Don't transplant, yet.

You're gonna love those. What you want is a par/ppfd reading. Lux/lumens are not good metrics. Also a lot of the blurple lights have good ppfd numbers but not the results. Shannanagins, maybe. Great results with the quantums!

So, you topped it, right? So thats most of it. Looks ok for a month old topped plant. Seen a hell of a lot worse. Looks pretty indica, they grow slower, take longer to recover from cutting/training. Like I said its pretty good looking. You could benefit from a proper light. Maybe learn to grow...

It'll be fine. Should bounce back. Just keep giving it what it needs.

Ok. So not awful. Don't want to go 4 wks like that though. What you are seeing is phosphorus deficiency. Its a key flower nute. You want to get that up, asap. Be sure that your ph is correct. Low ph is often the reason for p deficiency.

Nah. I say 20/4 for the happy median. Best of both worlds kinda thing. For me, I would run them 18/6. 6hrs is a proper dark period. Can get away with 4, for the people who want to go 24hrs. Best for roots in those first wks, besides the dark period, is to water slowly and completely as...

Good changes. Will make a big difference. People will tell u that germing in paper towels is fine. They are wrong. The slightest bit of air and light on the tap root causes damage that the plant must spend time fixing. Especially with autos, this is costly.

Don't see alot of 7 wk strains, not finished correctly anyway. Usually just a marketing ploy. All buds are best when grown to finish. It'll likely go 8+wks. So your in mid flower, best to get it back on the nutes. Why not feed it? It needs it. Can even do like 1/2 doses to limp to the finish.

For sure!

20/4 at least. Roots grow during the dark period. Roots are the most important part of your plants. Especially with autos, this matters, because of the short veg and overall time. There are also many hormones/compounds created during dark period, to be used during lights on. Terps and...

Technically they call it semi-mobile. It tends to go to spots and stays there. I don't say this to be a know it all or anything. Its an important distinction for diagnosis. Because mobile nutes show on the bottom and immobile at the top, but Calcium will show first anywhere on the plant. Cal...

Too much nutrient. Gotta go easy with the sativas. Flush. Use plain water for a bit.

Lack of calcium is one of the big reasons for leaves twisting like that. I would expect to see other signs, but not exactly seeing anything else. Could just need to add more cal or your ph is too low to get whats in there or both. Also prob could use to transplant. Plants are getting big for...