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They will be fine, some growers use 2700k (HPS is similar in color) for the entire life of the plants. Some will use 6500k (MH is similar in color) for the entire life. Some will use a mixture of both the entire life. Like many others I prefer 6500k for veg and 2700k for flowering, but I have...

I would disagree with the last part of that, if the plant is outside during vegetative hours, it will not continue to flower, it will revert to veg. That is how pre sexing a plant is done, 12/12 until flowering then back under 18/6 to revert to veg(you can lose some of your yield by forcing to...

Over watering will stunt growth, its easier for the plant to recover from under watering than it is to recover from over watering. I keep mine 24/7 because it tends to keep the plants shorter and bushier.(most upward growth is done during the night, so switching to 18/6 will make them taller and...

they will not be ready sooner, if it says it will be done in sept/oct and it takes 8 weeks to flower, then you can count on harvesting sometime in sept. or oct. and the plants starting to flower 8 weeks before that.(july/aug.) Unless you shade them with something. I started my plants indoor...

I prefer to keep my plants under continuous light, but you can switch to 18/6 any time you want(will save you money) I usually start adding light nutrients at the first sign of yellow(light green) at the tops. The best Nutrients at a retail store... a little harder to answer, I usually use 50...

https://www.rollitup.org/newbie-central/142163-how-make-hash-hash-oil.html Has several different methods with videos

just be careful to not let them get under watered too often(causes stress) some stress is a good thing, increasing resin production, building stronger roots, getting more colas etc.(dependent on the type of stress applied--shaking stem, letting dry out, low stress training, fimming...

I know its not the answer you were looking for, but I haven't used a humidifier before. If you have room for a 5 gallon bucket(any size should work) you can fill it with water and leave it in the room.(preferably without much light hitting the water in order to prevent algae)or A portable...

diatom dust works well for crawling insects(I have a problem with ants) but will work as well for any other crawling insect. If an insect crosses the dust it will soon die. This is the description I found online...Natural Animal Diatom Dust Insect Powder Kills Crawling Insects Non-Toxic...

I would agree. 4 healthy plants should do better than 6 fighting for light.

I would assume that your 27 watt 5000k bulbs are putting out approximately 1700 lumens each(as I said before it will still vary depending on manufacturer, usually 1600-1800 lumens for that size bulb). So with appx. 3400 lumens(both bulbs) you will be just over the minimum light needed for a...

6500k (or similar) is normally used for the vegetative cycle. 2700k (or similar) is normally used for flowering. Some people prefer to use a mixture of both lights for the entire life of the plant(s). You should try and have at minimum a 3000 lumen per square foot ratio. Lumen output varies by...

Thats what I was told by the dispensary I got my gods gift clones from.

whats the kelvin rating on the warm white?

well, this is an old posting, but since no one answered...with a 4 foot fluorescent tube you would divide the lumens by 2 if you were using the shoplights that hold 2 tubes to get a pretty accurate lumen per sq ft ratio. In my opinion cfl's are good for anyone who wants to learn to grow...

yeah, I did have some dry spots, saw quite a few bubbles coming up when I flooded it(air from the dry spots). Thank you for the help.

If they're still vegging, misting every once in a while(not in the sun) will help to keep bugs away...or using a fan to create more wind will also help to keep bugs away during either cycle...I normally use these as preventive measures, but you will always get some bugs on your outdoor plants...

I flooded the plants with water yesterday, and added 2 gallons of fertilizer at 30-16-16(thats what my last post should say too, not 16-30-16) Seems to be doing ok. Before and after(after photo is a little blurry)

Just watered yesterday, only water once a week...(soil is still wet...I know if I water, it will perk up, but I don't want to overwater) I flood the soil with water each time I water, and add a gallon of nutrient solution every other water 16-30-16(not enough, too much?) Overwatering?

Does anyone have any idea why the leaves would be drooping like this? It is 3 Bagseed in a 18 gallon rubbermaid container with 25 3/4" holes in the bottom for good drainage. I use Black Gold Potting Mix(works well for the rest of my plants). Maybe under fertilizing? Any opinions would be...