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I've grown photos and autos together........it's never been an issue.

I'm no bug expert, sorry. I suggest you look under the leaves with a strong magnifying glass to look for bugs.

Gnats don't eat leaves.........they lay eggs in the soil, and the larvae eats the roots. You got some kind of bug, but it's not caterpillars or gnats. Good luck.

Transplanting these is going to be a challenge. There are not enough roots at this stage to hold the soil together.......meanwhile they're stretching to a dangerous height without some support. Lower your light to stop some of the stretch. If and when you transplant, bury most of the stem...

Why are the leaves wet?

,La 2024

Bend the stem to a 90 degree angle.........this promotes side branch growth.

Do you guys think those buds look good? They all look like they've been over fed and burnt.........just my opinion.

I would start over..........after doing substantial research. Good luck and welcome to RIU.

We need more pics.

Why???

I plant per 2x2 area.

With substantial run off every time, you should never have a problem or a need to check it.

I think the assassination attempt was a scam. He grabbed his ear, went down, and came up with blood on his ear........like when a professional wrestler gets thrown out of the ring and comes up with blood on his forehead. The pics from yesterday doesn't show any damage to his ear........he had...

The best light for seedlings is a fluorescent.........you can put them within inches of the plant and it prevents stretching. I use a t5 fixture for the first 3 weeks or so.

I start in solo cups with a 70/30 coco/perlite mix. I start feeding to run off around 3-4 days from sprout and every day thereafter. Never use plain water and never let the coco dry. The one in the cup is definitely stretched.........lower your light to prevent stretch and put more coco in it...

Unless you plan on breeding your females, there's no point in keeping males.

Looks like more than just coco. I suspect salt build up and lack of oxygen. Plus your EC is a bit too high.........I rarely go over 1.2. Consider flushing the crap out of it with a low EC nute solution.

Feeding once a day by hand will work if you transplant to a bigger pot.

A pic under natural lighting would be helpful.........the HPS makes everything yellow.