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it looks to me they are not getting enough light. too much shade. mine sprawled out all over the place. i could be wrong though.

ive seen a lot of t5 for aquariums. nowadays we have plasma, led, and the like. if you use t5s try a scrog method.

what? 12 dollars? wish i could get a 400 for 12.

advice, if you do this heavily consider indicas as they will stay shorter. survey the area see who walks it, you dont want 8foot plus growing in an unknown area. more importantly how will you run water an nutes out there. your going to find outdoor plants run deep and grow very big. this...

the problem with dif strains in the same container is some will use more or less nutes and offset the others. some will finish faster (indicas) and mess up your sativas bloom phase. they look good so far but keep a close eye it may be a bit of a juggling act.

could be you have used that spot b4 and need to rejuvinate the soil. hard to say with what you told us. get some guano thats not real hot and if your soil is like clay you may need a soil buffer.

to me it would seem like you would need both.

spend the time and read different grow variations. conditions such as region, climate, money, money is a huuuuge factor and of course time and attention. if your learning get flouros and quality soil to start and branch from there. if you got tons of money go ahead with your current plan. us...

i assume your girls are clones. what medium are you in? first and foremost go real easy on nutes. skunk 1 is an easy grow just dont get all crazy with fab nute lines that promise endless pounds of product.

reality...cheap=cheap, medium=medium which is perfect for most, expensive=a whole lot of money and you better know what your doing. hope that simplifies things.

in my travels the past is the future. meded for life.

CEREAL...mmmm munchies GOOD. obviously too much heat and humidity, heres to the new grower...LUCK FAVORS THE PREPARED:weed:

the medium is most likely the problem raise your ph to 7 going in. also if you measure ph before adding nutes it will change when you do add nutes. check this constantly as you adjust your routine. what roots formula are you using? they have a number thing going and each one is different...

one other thing is problems dont correct the very second you adjust your program. what i mean is...the plant itself is sick and just like a flu may take several days to recover and basically living off water until everything is purged. over-reacting and adding things for deficiency too soon...

on second thought after looking at the second set of pics you do have an issue. back off of your feed for a minute it sounds like your ph is good going in but whats your runoff ph? my best thought is keep flushing for a good many feedings and then ease back to your feed schedule. try foliar...

looking good if you ask me. maybe add some N and you should be good.

yeah, what everyone else is saying is spot on.

i would pose this question. if the nutes are chelated thus allowing penetration into the roots regardless of ph, wouldnt the risk of overfeeding be a real issue? and since actual ph could be over/under what would this do to beneficial microbes?

yes get rid of that ditchdirt unless thats what ya want.