First_Approach

Cut a plastic bottle in half and put on top of it, too much heat and light will stunt some new comers.

there is a very simple trick when you give water. Let it dry nicely, then lift the pot up and remember how easy it is. Then pour it and lift the pot back up and notice how heavy it is now. The next time you water, you will only do it again if the pot is as light as when you started. As a pure beginner, you can also use a scale and note the weight ፦). Keep carrying as before 👍 Your plant is beautiful

k - deficiency? you've been irrigating with ph'd only water for 10 days? i'd lean toward a deficiency, but if it was recovering you'd have to consider that too... how's it changed lately? could be Mg-deficiency too -- those take 4-6 weeks to show up. consider a longer period of time to eliminate this one or confirm it etc... low on leaves means it is a mobil nutrient. other things can give a false positive for nutrient issues -- but under your context, i doubt buildup is possible with 10 days of irrigation. You've controlled your pH, too... so, feel confident about feeding again... if you check my answers, 9/10 i tell people to back off. i try to be extra conservative when recommending ramping up or resuming after any toxicity. Anyway, i'd say it's safe to fertilize again, and likely needs it. if you were water-only for a reason, consider adjusting your feeding formula a bit. what was the original cause for the flush? adjust that component a bit.

Normally that color comes from ph. But since your ph is good. It’s probably due to over watering. Look at your new growth.

This can be normal as most will self prune their lower leaves when no longer needed. If it's not spread I wouldn't worry. Pluck them off and keep growing!!

Hi there! If you can move the pots easily I'd say put the lowest girls to center and longer ones to the sides. If you measure the distance from light to canopy you can see that the same distance in the center reguires shorter plant than in the side. The reson the light is not so intense on the sides is just vos they are more far away from the light at the side.

you can, and it will help even out development. it isn't neccessary.. yield will be roughly the same.. don't expect it better, just more even. *possibly smaller % better but negligible really. you'll get greater number of good nugs, i bet.

This is why I always suggest rotating your plants every night if possible to encourage even growth. it's how i got the canopy i created in my grow i didn't start any lst till they hit my scrogg net. For now i'd put the taller one's under the most intense parts as they will tent to slow down. you can also cut the leaves off the highest stems not the newest growth but the one's just below that have already spread out.. this will slow their growth and let the others catch up. combine the two and it should really help! happy growing! 👊