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yeah get something with Nitrogen in it. High in Nitrogen. You don't need Phosphorus until they flower. Also like i said read the instruction on the fertilizer you probably shouldn't feed the plants more than once a week, and if there are all ready nutrients in your soil (Miracle Grow) give them...

Yeah plants stretch to reach for light. Also you can top them or supercrop them to make them grow more out then up.

also when you re-pot then use new soil. never re-use. :)

if your soil is by miracle grow there are probably nutrients in there all ready. Check the bag. If there are be careful on giving them any extra.

As long as you keep them under 18/6 they wont flower on you. They can pre-flower at 18/6 if they get big/old enough but just pre-flowering. They wont flower until 12/12

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I would make it dark at the same time. It will stress the plant to change the cycle and will cause stunted growth and you wont get full potential in your yield.

you can let tap water sit out for 24 hours and the chlorine will evaporate and its pretty safe to use. its what i do

P.S. Is the soil able to drain properly (are there holes in the pot and is it off the ground?) It looks like you need more light as well.

What kind of soil are you using? (i.e. is there perlite or vermiculite in there?). Your feeding blooming fertilizer to vegetative plants. High phosphorus is good for seedlings (for the roots) and budding (for the buds) right now your plant wants Nitrogen. Get a plant fertilizer that is even...

Hypothetically if you had a 1.5 month old plant under 6500K CFL's in veg, and its 5 inches tall. Can it be flowered by switching to 12/12 cycle and 2700K lights right now if your not looking for a big yield?