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I always boiled watter if I needed to bring the humidity up, if your close to a kitchen great if not try a lil portable burner and I try to introduce it slowly and make sure the temps do not rise too high if your in a closed space from the steam coming off of the boiling watter.

When I test distilled watter I use the liquid drop solution testers from General Hydroponics to keep from messing up a rather pricey PPM meter.

Well eventually thoes pots will fill up and the roots will be soo compact they will litterly take the perfect shape of the container. I have noticed on all my grows that the roots always tend to resemble a lil bit of what the plant is like on green/top side if you will... So if you see the plant...

Honestly I cover every inch I can with reflection material , even the door, it has been very rewarding as far as helping push light to the lower leaves. So it was not as big of a problem for me even with just two bulbs to reach thoes lower leafs , but I know even better results would come from...

well you can deff just keep mother plants going with two of the veggie lights. Just know that you need all the root room you can get because I can not stress how crazy they will be in just two months I've seen them take over 5 gallon containers.

Seriously bushy is good. here is a pic of mine to show yah how bushy indica strains can be. Just think, more leafs more energy. Now if a leaf is like 75% gone or yellow or what ever thats a diff story.

Im using same CFL set up for the most part and trust me you want at least two veg bulbs one for each plant. Save your redish yellow bulbs till flowering . Here is a pic of mine with just two of the CFL Veg bulbs from stealth hydro, when I do it again I'll use a total of 4 of thoes bulbs to make...