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I don't but may try burying one deeper on this next batch of clones to see how it goes.

Phew. Should've started with some fluros to be honest. 600W HPS is a lot to start a seed under to be honest.

Cut it. Anything that even gets close to dying I cut off really. Just sucking energy. They're plants, they will always grow more as long as the whole plant doesn't die.

Sounds good. Making head way.

Lol. Mine's in the basement ;)

Can they actually look inside your house via helicopter? Or you all meaning outside crops?

I'd wait at least another 3 weeks on the one that has more noticeable white hairs. Maybe 2 weeks on the one that has all amber looking hairs.

At least two weeks I'd say. That's a good amount of white hairs still, even with amber trichs.

If you think there are too many white hairs, there's probably way too many white hairs.

Soil+organic nutes=no flushing. Don't know why the darkness thing would be effected by a wet or dry pot.

I'd say just treat her like a normal plant for another couple weeks man. That whole revegging and the crap it endured in the beginning do take it's toll one way or the other in the end.

For sure not done yet. You say you had to reveg so maybe it's taking it's time doing everything now. What kind of light are you using?

Okay, I reread your post and I think you're doing okay. I think you're getting over anxious about when they should be done. How long have they been on 12/12 cycle? More white hairs coming out usually means buds are still getting bigger.

pics? Would be just about the only thing that could help in this situation to be honest.

Too much water.

You really can't get any paper towels?

I usually start them in a smaller pot, move to a medium pot, and transplant a week before flowering them to their big pots to grow during flowering. Seems to work fine for me.

What kind of lighting are you working with? As someone else said with sufficient lighting you actually want node after node.

Looking pretty average. Good for CFLs though.

They should be but I have a plant that's much bigger than yours in a pot that's smaller than yours. It needs transplanting but it's doing fine. They don't HAVE to be transplanted unless they become rootbound. You should transplant before then though :lol: