Moby Dick - White Widow - Dinafem

The light is depending on your space , in 60x60 150/250w , in 80x80 or 90x90 250/400 , 1x1 or 1.20x1.20 400/600w and 1.5x1.5m 600/1000W You have no issue or no visible issue

They all grow a little differently it doesn't look like anything to be concerned about honestly. The first few sets of leaves can often be misshapen or different.

Fiming + LST is a good option for you but be careful about the autos to not stress them, the photoperiodics will handles it perfectly

And also should i change MH to HPS lamp ? For still grow period ? I have 2 options 600w Osram . 1000w Ipower Super HPS - this one am planing to use for ripening.

Not sure what you are asking , bit if you are asking about the level branches, some plants side branching does get to the top so yes it is normal

Yes it sure looks like it. The girl topped itself on that branch amd I know some other species does this alot

Hi there! I use liquid kelp/seaweed (Ascophyllum Nodosum) as an activator and that is the secret ingredient in AN bud ignitor too. You simply make foliar spray out of it and feed after the flip and repeat couple times after 10 days. I notice the transfer to flower has been about 5 days from switch so far with this method. You can put it in the reservoir/soil too and this way it will boos the root zone too. But Im in the understanding that foliar seaweed is best activator!

I wouldn't pick on it to much while in transition or flower. It causes undo stress. I remove big leaves the last 3 weeks of flower, tuck them in for the time being

Sadly it's best to remove them asap! Be careful when doing so do not squeeze them if possible to help stop the spread of the mold. Carefully remove and discard all buds with bud rot, as well as nearby buds – this is incredibly important if you don’t want to lose the whole harvest! Don’t let anything any of the rot touch other parts of your plant, as it can further spread mold spores. A tip a friend gave me is cover the bud with a plastic bag then snip it off so you don't spread anything around. Sorry to hear about your issue! Happy Growing.

Hi Mate, It seems to me an initial K deficiency. Also I have noticed the edges of the serrated leaves begin to curl up as heat/overwater stress. I think that only little corrections are needed, she is quite healthy. IMO 🤞