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Wiseguy316, I was talking to you, and you are still wrong. “Explain your point. 96K by 120 volts is 6.66 amps. so why am i wrong?” 　 96,000 divided by 120 = 800, and not 6.66. 800 is the watts used, not amps Watts - 800 divided by volts - 120 = 6.6 - your load in amps...

Dan Kone, No - we need someone to downsize government.

" He became very wealthy downsizing companies and outsourcing jobs. I'd hate him to bring that to the White House." That is exactly what we need a President to do with Government.

Because you are wrong.......... Take the OP's set up: 800 watts of lights x 120 volts is 96,000 what? - amps?

Watts / volts = amps Volts x amps = watts

No worries - most new growers are like expecting fathers.

Wait a day to let the moisture re-distribute then check them.

15 amp service will be fine for your needs - your lights will require about 6.66 amps.

Your big lights do nothing at this stage - just wait and the shell will fall off. Everything looks fine - chill Brother.

The plant needs nitrogen - flushing would only remove more of the required nutrients that the plant is obviously in need of.

You can look at the breaker box, but typically Garages, and Kitchens have 30 amp service while the rest are 15 amp.

You will need a 30 amp circuit if using 120 VAC, and you won't be able to run a lot more on the same circuit.

Looks deficient to me - definitely not nute burned. Why would you recommend a flush when it is obvious they are not nute burned? I would bump up the nutes next watering, and not flush since it is obvious they are not nute burned.

Better pictures will help, but it looks like you have a couple of weeks at least.

With very large colas, I believe you will get a better, more uniform cure with less chance of mold by cutting them off the main stalk into nice sized buds.

"A good start would be to read Sticky's thread on harvesting and curing. 48 hrs dry time is way too quick. " Not necessarily - plants will dry at vastly different time frames based of your local relative humidity. 48 hours is my average dry time prior to jarring, and my product is as good as...

No reason to wait - do the deed.

Looking great, but you have a LONG time to go before you even need to check with a scope. Don't ruin a good grow by chopping early.

Damaged leaves don't come back to normal, so cut them off.

Immature trichomes