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Get some ventilation in there, a lot of venting if you go 600w, and paint the inside with flat white paint or flat white primer. I use the outside edge of my garden for new plants into the room, so they can harden off to the light.

Nanners in late flower is not uncommon, mostly it is genetics, also stress can play a part in nanners. I have a cut of something now from a friend that is showing nanners, his did not. The only thing I can think on mine is a light leak, not sure if temps play a part.

You do have to harden off the plants gradually when going to a brighter light source. Curled under leaves sounds like over fertilized, normally too close to the light will give you "taco leaves" or ridges.

I think 2 400 watt hps would do nicely, if you can handle the heat. Bulbs are much cheaper for 400w compared to 430w bulbs. You might just want to try one light first.

20$ for 4 cubic ft. off brand, at store, shipping might be pricey...

If the deformed growth is by now growing out normally, I think you should be fine. It really doesn't sound like you have much choice...

I'd get a new one, the heat probably messed it up, or email fox farm and ask. I'd be interested in knowing.

Great, thanks Jack. Proper ph levels prevent most peoples problems. Gotta test and test again...

They look done from here, and they look NICE!!! I always chop the whole plant at once. Some buds are more done than others, some less mature. I like that it can give me different buzzes from tops to lowers. Plus if you are growing something for the first time it will help you know when to chop...

It could shock the plant to cut off too much, at this point it won't really direct much more energy into the other buds if the bad ones are gone. Looks like a deficiency/lockout due to ph. Possible causes, water ph, nutes ph, too much nutes... What is your medium? What are your nutes? Does...

Confused about this bit... does this mean you just check the ph of the water after the soil settles to the bottom? I hope so, all I have is a ph tester for liquids. I add lime and don't have many problems, but I should test it more.:peace:

Any leaf with a stem showing gets cut, then trim leaf tips sticking out of the bud back to where the resiny part is, works for me.

Throw in a fresh leaf with them.

If it is over 25 feet long the wattage it can handle is down graded, try to keep them short as possible. Also use outdoor rated.

Ladybugs good, spiders fine... All others, kill!

6 good out of 10 sprouted... that's about how it goes. Select the best, reject all others.

Sucks! gotta chuck it dude...

I don't think I've ever seen an indoor soil grow that didn't have a few fungus gnats flying around. I got rid of 99% of mine by not over watering, also hung up fly tape, I also break up the surface of my soil every day with a fork. I break up the soil before and after watering. If the top is...

Partner? Not a good idea...

Hmmmm... sounds like maybe you would like Lemon Skunk from Greenhouse Seeds, or maybe Sweet Skunk from Peak Seeds BC.