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Not gonna lie I'm new to this. First time grower but its going well so far I was just wondering could anyone who has experience give me pointers. I am using the light below,I have it on 18 hours and off for 6. I started it off in a bigger pot. I am thinking about nutrients but here's where I need help most...what do i do???

i m new too but i dont think that light s enough. ppl say u gotta give 10k lumens per plant. u may need to put couple more bulbs and check which light color is good for vegetative or bloom stage (https://www.rollitup.org/t/best-color-light-for-flowering.13989/)...
and ur girl is too young too feed i think.

The bulb is white would it make much of a difference when growing..they say 2700k when veg and 6400 flowering the bulb now is 2700k .I also have it completely surrounded by tin foil,is this is a stupid idea?

May get hot in that little fire trap. Unsafe for the plant and your house. Save up and get a chinese ebay LED. You'll be disappointed with your current bulb. Tbh, if your broke, use the sun. Prepare a medium to weak soil outside in a safe spot. Prep for deer or whatever predators you have etc. It'll be small so i doubt the smell will get further than 10-20ft from the plant and would be hard to spot. Best of luck.

And you'll need a slight more phosphorus towards the end of flowering and for a first time grower you should consider organic premixed soil from walmart or wherever. This way you don't have to play chemist and you can sit back and observe what should happen in an entire life cycle, then next time make adjustments off what you learned.

Ps you have enough time still to tranaplant into a premixed organic soil. Wait until the volume of the container is equivalent to the volume of the plant vegetation.

Wtf. Ive never,seen a little gow pot like that. Who told you to do that ? Read up through this whole site. Any question you have the answer is in here. Good luck.

I changed it around to this a few days ago and its working out well?any tips they're 3 2700k bulbs

Looks about right.

Id get her under more light ASAP.

Ok thanks will do, any idea when to start feeding it nutrients?

It looks fine, let it grow into the container. When it looks obvious that it is trying to communicate something to you with its leaves, feed it. When you do decide to experiment with your bottled nutrients, do it in 1/4 strength to half strength and not in every watering and only after it has stretched if it keeps looking this healthy.

RIU has tons of feeding schedules posted by users in a similar boat as you. Check them out and give them a test.