Critical Super Cropping

Myself I would do a 50/50 mix.

Look at your air exchange. You can turn it down to keep humidity in.

⚠️ O fabricante da lâmpada indica 20% da potência a 24inch (61cm) para MUDAS, 50% a 18inch (45cm) para VEG e 100% a 12inch (30cm) para FLO. Sou novo com esses equipamentos mais sofisticados e quero aprender as melhores configurações para otimizar meus resultados.

full power.. only low power to save my eyes and too slow transportation/intake down on purpose if a plant is in rough shape... Keyword being slow..

Har is right you need more light for five and the larger pots wont really pay off in that veg time DEPENDING on how they grow which is impossible to say for sure. I would either comprise 3 plants in 7L keep things from getting out of hand or go the two in 14L but thats your call

hey there Mr.Joint , the downward pointing leafs are a symptom of root zone issues. And i know you dont want to hear this but these are due to overwatering. you can tell from the puffy space between the veins of the leafs as well as the wrinkles. The overwatering basically caused a minor water mold issue at the roots. Probably what happened is that the soil in the middle of the pot got a bit compacted and is retaining water a bit more causing chronic humidity. try decompacting the soil by hugging your pot, then follow and even stricted wet dry cycle. you probably dont need this but try the lifting pot method to never overwater again www.youtube.com/watch . Then to fix the root zone issue, remove everything from your feed except the BN X Cel , which is a chelation agent that will break down the problem roots and turns them into nutrients. Hope this helps ! 🚀

Hey MrJoint Plants are looking good. No deficiencies or excess. Those burned tips you see is a consequence from week 4.. Its seems like you overwatered her just a bit. You can notice that from the leaves looking a little soggy but mainly from the curled tips, claw looking tips. When that happens some times the tips don't straighten back and end up burning. It's not nutrient burn. Just be ware not to over water, it's better to have to add water than to wait days for them to dry. Which leaves worse consequences behind like burned leaves, damaged roots from lack of oxygen, etc... Your doing fine, nothing to worry about. Just keep an eye on the watering. You want your leaves to look perky. Always. Hope this helped. Good luck and happy growing!