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you need to work a good potting soil into the clay and loosen soil larger than plant root. I dont know how your plant drowned never had any problem with that and an outdoor grow. be careful with manure that you dont burn your plants. you will have to let it compost for a while.

man i worked myself to death pruning fan leaves. my first indoor grow, i stopped about 2 weeks ago. i hope i didn't do any major damage.

i had the most beautiful plants last year and just about harvest time a four day rain came. i was waiting for a light frost could have been devastating. lost a lot probably affected the taste. i trimmed alot.

they look lacking.

invest in a good light.

i think 2 400`s are better. When plants are smaller u can get by with only one fixture. u can buy light fixtures that will run hps or mh.

who cares?

new comer but are you afraid of mold? do you hang your buds for awhile or what?

let your plants get a little root bound in the container that they are in. dont mess to much with seedlings. sometimes if they get to spindly you can just plant them deeper in same size pot.

last year it was time to harvest and about a three day rain hit. mine started to mold i separated the buds and cut all the fan leaves off. watched closely and trimmed all mold.

i think soil is much easier to regulate. no nutrients until roots start to develop then transfer to soil and keep watered.

i took some clones from my outdoor garden that was starting to flower. they are 24 hour light and look beautiful.