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I'm not certain why you'd ask advice from people with experience doing something that you are new to and then ignore all the advice, but you should really listen to what is being recommended. Scrog is, and always has been, about achieving a larger, more even canopy with less plants. If you are...

The original Bard's Tale trilogy from the 80s on the PC were my favorite games as a kid. As an adult my favorite games are pretty much anything from the Elders Scrolls series and Rainbow Six 3 Raven Shield.

Authentic Genetics doesn't sell autos.

Its difficult to answer the question without knowing what medium you are growing in.

You have tons of white pistils that need to mature and a lot of calyx swelling that needs to occur. Absolute minimum of 2 weeks before i'd even think about harvesting.

Thats pretty clever! I never considered that.

Unfortunately 75 is pretty far from ideal. Most people shoot for 60 to 65 degrees at 55 to 60 percent humidity. At the temps you are talking about you're going to have a hard time. One thing that you can do to help if cooling is not an option is to hang your plants whole. You still won't get...

Running NL#5 from AG right now. Excited to see what they do. Looking good!

I've had great success with HLG. Not the cheapest out there, but well built, super efficient and great customer service.

Soil is certainly an option. I love growing in good old fashioned dirt, i just find it to be slower growth and lower yeild indoor, and it sounded like you were shooting for shorter veg so i threw coco or peat out as an option.

If you have concerns about power outages i wouldn't run hydro at all. I'm not exagerating when i say that as little as 24 hours of no power can wipe the whole crop out. If you want some of the benefits of hydro with much lower risk you may want to consider growing in coco or an inert peat...

Agreed. I've used some in the past that had been mixed 8ish months prior and it seemed fine.

a nice high capacity dehumidifier will take care of the issue. you just need to have one capable of bringing the rh of the lung room down to where you'd like your tent to be. bigger the lung room the bigger the dehumidifier will have to be unfortunately.

once nutrient uptake and allocation have occurred in a plant there is no biological mechanism for 'removing it. Look at it like this, you just ate a Big Mac and a 10 piece nuggets and you regret eating too much. Would drinking a ton of water for the next 12 hours remove the food from your...

Depends on the region. I live in farm country so our soil is great. I add some compost and a bit of peat, but even those probably aren't needed. Some areas though might be tough. If you have a lot of clay where you're at you are going to have issues with waterlogged roots. As stated above...

I can only narrow it down to two. Northern Lights #2 and Orkle (Tahoe OG x Purple Urkle).

CST General, Indoor, Newbies, Plant Problems and Pol. 8-12 hrs/week Both weekends and weekdays, probably 60/40 Yes and yes.

For real. If that is how you choose to represent yourself (and the type of sick shit you're into) then I think I'd rather have dental work done than provide assistance. Hard pass + ignore.

Also, nice looking plant! Especially for a beginner. Well done.