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Looks nice and healthy! Have you ever considered topping it?

Read the instructions on your nutrients. If they do not mention PH'ing your water after adding nutrients than it would be safe to say to check the pH after the nutrients have been added. pH = Acid/Alkaline balance of any given mixture/liquid ppm = parts per million tds = total dissolved solids...

A land-race Sativa would bring you your highest yield, however, not always the most bag-appeal. There are indicas that tout yields as large as some of the big sativas, but I've never seem them go through personally. You can research yield amongst other attributes for just about every...

Sorry, never saw this. Yes, those will work. Don't try to hold the specimen in your hand while viewing, LOL. Remove the leaf and place it on a black surface (if using the built-in LED lights). I still recommend something better, but these definitely work!

Yes, you can just plant the root ball into the new soil. I don't "wash" off the roots, but I give them a gentle massage with my hands to loosen them up just a bit before placing them into the new soil. Transplanting can be fairly stress-free as long as you aren't tearing roots!

1) Don't use Scotts 2) Don't use Scotts 3) That spotting is minimal. Let us know if it gets any worse.

I've done something similar to this a number of times, in different size tents. Placing a dehumidifier in there wouldn't be my first option. Having your dehumidifier outside your tent will give you the same result by dehumidifying the air being exhanged into the room, without it taking up...

AmScope 2000x! Anything else is Child's play! Haha, kidding. I went through jewelers loupes, followed by the 60-100x little hand-held chinese ebay crap, and finally decided to get something worth a damn. Yes, the 60-100x work, but so shaky and finicky. The AmScope is a real tool and does...

Although, visual inspection can provide some reference as to whether a plant is "finished" or not, it's really hard to say without taking a close-up look at the trichromes. A strain's effect has everything to do with it's strain profile (the ratio of THC, CBD, CBN, etc). These ratios change as...

Sounds like UV burn. I've started using Sunpulse 6k bulbs inside veg tents for plants that are going outside. All of these plants were able to transition outside into full sun with no UV problems. However, plants that were veg'ed under lights that do not emit UV, they must slowly be...

Leave them be! Digging them out will definitely stress them. Not enough to kill them or anything, but not necessarily something you want to do. The plant will naturally start flowering when it gets 12 hours of uninterrupted darkness. It's not showing it's sex because it's still too light...

It's true that A/C and Dehumidifiers and the like have thermostats built-in, however I've encountered plenty that are horribly calibrated. It's nice working from a single head unit that's controlling the monitoring of environmental factors, instead of multiple units that could be reading...

$600 Will get you the main head unit, but not much else. To really get started, it'll cost you in the neighborhood of $1000 and that doesn't include the newly released $200+ CO2 sensor. But yes, this system is completely customizable from cycle timing, to the light timing, to double-programmed...

If one can of extra butane is going to cause a ripple in global warming, then we better all keep it to 1 can per tube. LOL. Let's get real.. One jet liner flight creates more pollution than any single human can create in 10 years and there's around 5,000 planes in the air at any given time...

Yeah, if you're gonna do something do it right which means learning the ropes before you have 10,000 watts of ruined plants and a ton of wasted time. It's really worth your effort to learn through trial and error. Reading is great, but every strain and environment is different. When you say 10k...

I would. Looks scrumptious.

They really don't look that yellow. The burn does look like nute burn, but is very minimal. Your plant looks relatively fine to me.

What are you using to look at your trichromes? Yellowing in the leaves is normal towards the end of the flowering cycle. Depending on the stability of the strain, flowering times can vary greatly. What strain/breeder are you using?

No, that's the beauty of using rockwool, jiffy pellets, starter cubes, or tree bark plugs. They all minimize stress as the roots haven't "settled" into the medium. You should be fine!

Yeah, as long as you wait longer than the needed 12 hours of darkness needed you ccan restart any time after that. I've done it multiple times with zero ill effects