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From my experience with LED I keep it at least 12 some where between 12 and 24 is totally fine. With that intensity probably fine staying 24 inches away

That is a hard one, put your hand in front of the lights, to gauge heat and judge what is safe

yes but they still lose moisture they're not a perfect seal

If you're going to grow more than once a pocket microscope is a tool you use every grow. You can see Trichs and you'll know exactly when they're done. Here is the one I use...

Did you give her any Bloom nutes?

The plant will naturally pull nutrients out of those lower leaves durring flower. So unless you need better circulation of air leave them alone

Not always I've had some runts in veg, that just exploded in flower. Those little guys out produced the bigger ones buy a lot in the end.

That's just the universe seeing if you have patience. Don't change anything, it's so hard not to want to mess with it.

FF ocean forrest is a very hot soil, and your babies look amazing. I would not add any nutes till at least 4 weeks

But if you're short on cash, the cheap zip lock brand Tupperware. For about $2 you can pick up a few those and they work pretty well

Yeah good jars or stainless containers with the compression rubber and a latch

I'm in Colorado and do year round grows in a crawl space. Sometimes it gets down to the 50s when the lights are off. I have never had any issues. But if that plant happens to have any colors that are going to come out like purple. The cooler temperature will really bring em out. But if you're...

Looks good

I have such bad luck with seeds. I always get the weird f1 runt. And I end up spending a year stabilizing that strain

Thank you

Is systemic a safe option.

And they are back and the buggers seem pissed. So a friend brought over mighty wash, anyone ever use it. we covered every surface. will update tomorrow

In my understanding cloning from a clone is not a problem. You are not decreasing genetics you are taking a piece of the original plant. I have done that for years never had a Quality issue

They really do look good. One thing I've learned with years of growing. Have patience and there's no such thing as perfection. Nature will do its thing every time just let it. But of course you can always find something you could have done better

I think the whole crop is ruined you should send it my way for proper disposal. lol. JK that looks great