Newbie botanist wondering what yall think? How am i doin?

This is my first grow of white widow. I am using 12 100w CFL's in a flat white painted growroom. They are about 6 weeks old now and not real big yet. I know nutes are better but all I could get is MG Floral Bloomer. so go easy on me.. i have attached pics..Let me know what ya all think.

something about those leaves does not look right, they seem to be curling some what. what are you temperatures like?

ibitegirls said:

something about those leaves does not look right, they seem to be curling some what. what are you temperatures like?

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They look ok to the eye I guess. .. Whats in Miracle Grow Bloomer? I honestly don't know, do you? Is it an organic product? Just bare in mind you will be smoking the finished product.... Sounds like it could be real harsh, so dont forget to flush with water for a week or so before harvesting.

ibitegirls said:

something about those leaves does not look right, they seem to be curling some what. what are you temperatures like?

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Im guessing not too hot if hes using CFL's .... I reckon the plants are healthy but probably have a slighty dehydrated environment. A regular misting with water could help.

ok soil looks too dry unless u were fixing to water
whats up with the trimed leaves was it to cut off dead tips?

yes cut off yellow or dying leaves...it has been warm in there hot weather...I have them in a ebb n flow system and they were out of that for bout a day and a half. Put them back yesterday. I mist once a day as well with the MG. Ph is usually around 5.5 to 6.0..
mg bloom booster def:
For blooming annual and perennial flower and plants. Doulbe feeding action- feeds through both roots and leaves. Safe for your plants- guaranteed not to burn when used as directed. Starts to work instantly- promotes quick, beautiful results.

I am worried about these little yellowing spots they are getting to be more and more anyone know what or why? here is a pic Best i could do.had to hold it to a light to make visible.