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I got 99 problems but my Dick ain't one:oops:

I love what I can do with a 600w.

It's hard to say what you should do. Just not enough info provided. I don't want to steer you wrong. Those plants are hungry, either from nutrient lock out due to the pH, or just lack of available nutrients. Best of luck. Peace

That light set up is 800w of T5s, about $300.

The flavor is bubblegum and the high is indica dominate body with a "happy" high. Very easy to grow.

Indeed it does. I keep my T5s just a few inches above plant tops and it keeps them short and tight, untill flowering starts.

Definitely both!

They are suffering from multiple deficiencies. Phosphorus being the main one. What have you been feeding them?

You can feed a clone more than you can feed a seedling. The clone came from an adult plant that was used to being fed (Assuming). I usually start clones at 25% feed strength bumping them up based on response. Just make sure to let the soil go dry between waterings to promote more root growth...

Here are a few selections from this year's garden.

If your going to be running exhausts it doesn't make sense to suppliment with Co2 . Your just going to suck it right out, and it will never reach a ppm to make a difference. No amount of silica will make 90*f+ growing feasible. Silica helps, but it's not that good.

I wouldn't waste your time. It's just too hot. It's going to cause you too many problems.

Overwatering causing deficiency to show. Let those pots go dry. Let the plants roots breathe. Best of luck. Peace

The pH drops when the meduim stays wet. Then it rises again as the meduim drys out. It makes all the sense. Overwatering is the number one cause of deficiency for new growers.

It's a pH drop in the medium due to being to wet. I've seen it a hundred times. The leaf deformation is from dying root issues. The twist in the leaves = pH problems.

Double your exhausts out and triple your passive intake. You need to get max temps down below 85*f for successful growing. Best of luck. Peace

Bad pH and overwatering / overfeeding is what I see. Don't be so quick to blame a seed maker. Best of luck. Peace

Those are fine. This is normal. There not even leaves yet.