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Thanks for responding smokebros, I really appreciate it. After looking at a lot of different nutrient profiles and really studying my plants, I have decided to run the reverse of the Lucas Method (8ml/gal Bloom, 16 ml/gal Micro). Here is a look at the nutrient profiles. For scale, let's use...

Holy shit. What a harvest. This makes me want to quit my day job and become a migrant bud trimmer. :joint:

So in the basement, you have a 4x4x6 room. And out of your 4x4x6 room you vent the air back into the basement? And then you draw air in from the basement too? Or you have ducting that directly connects to the central air?

How are you doing that is my question? Where are you growing? In a box? A closet? A room? Then tell me, where is out? Where is it bringing fresh air from?

If you aren't exhausting the air outside of the grow space, it isn't going to change the temps. 82-85 is fine, won't really hurt anything to grow at that temperature. What's your plan for moving the air? I have holes cut through the floor which lets me vent outside and draw fresh air...

I use the Flora series....very easy, even at the beginning.... Less than $100 US for three gallon bottles (Micro, Gro, Bloom) as 303 mentioned. Pretty good bang for the buck.

To get an aircooled hood, you really need to buy ducting and a fan. If this is your first time and you have the temps under control, you might not want to sink such a large investment until you have a better idea of how to get the basics mastered. Just a suggestion. But, if money isn't...

Joe, you won't reverse the damage done to those leaves. It's ok though, your plants are looking healthy. Try and figure out exactly what caused the problem and correct it. That's your best bet.

Gonna change my rez today, too. Time to feed these babies proper.:smile: About to blaze one myself bro. Enjoy your day.

If I were you, I would go about 1/2 strength and start feeding her. If you can get more information to me about the NPK of what you are using I can be more helpful.

You're welcome man, and you're right, you can get a rough estimate. I just want to encourage you, like others have encouraged me, to respond to your garden, by understanding what a plant needs and how it tells you it's lacking something. I have experience with Fox Farm nutrients and have...

They are looking nice and healthy. Most definitely ready to be under the 400 watt mh. As long as you can keep your hand right at the plant tops for an extended period of time and not have it feel uncomfortable, you are probably fine. With mine air cooled, the plants can grow right up to...

Let it do it's thing. Veg it to 12-18 inches based on how much space you have and then flip to 12/12. In early flower when the plant is still stretching out, you might need to maintain a high level of N, something like 20-10-10 or 30-10-10. Once the stretching has stopped and the budsites...

If they are bigger than that now I say go for it. Start with the light a good distance away though. If they start to stretch out then move the light closer. Is the light air cooled? If not, I would say 16" for smaller plants with 400 watts MH would be safe. Once the plant gets bigger...

That depends upon the stain. Indicas tends to stay shorter whilst sativas will stretch more. Yes, I would expect the internode length to increase. During weeks 1-3 of 12/12, expect this stretch to occur. The further away the light is, the more it will stretch.

Keep the light a reasonable distance from the plants when they are that age. 16" or so is where I start with an air-cooled reflector.

After doing some research, I found that GH Micro also contain .1% FE the same as CalMag.