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I only use standard Miracle Grow or Jacks, (right now It's MG) and I pull 2 to 4 ounces off 10-12 inch plants myself. It aint nutes. (not that there is not good value in proper nutes)

They look ok for 5 days (depending on who is growing what).. It's only been 5 days man.

Not a chance that plant is deficient by default.. or rather, it's too small in too much soil to be having a deficiency due to not having nutrients available. Over watering will indeed stop uptake of nutrient to great degree. Just let her dry out (you already question if it might be...

This was my apt box.. worked like a charm.. I could shut it down in 5 minutes if I needed.. Odor eliminating CFL's and some activated carbon helped to keep the smells to a minimum.. the worst it got was some days it would smell like the cat box needed changed. Not pretty.. but it worked, was...

You can put them back under 24.. wont hurt a thing.. you might be more happy than 18, you might be less happy than 18, but at this point the difference will be negligible. I'd leave it where you have it just so as to keep them as stable and happy/productive as you can before 12. You switch them...

If you have nothing else, just drop them in water.. they will be fine.. change water daily if you remember and they wikll have plenty of oxygen. I put foil over the cup with a small hole, so no light can get to the roots which is best to avoid. I only use tap water for my clones.. plenty of...

Could be your surge protection.. unless it is a 300 dollar one or better, the lower end ones are not even real surge protection per sey.. OR at least that is what I thought I found out years ago when I was using a cheap surge protector and my amp fried and my electronics guy told me something...

I put my plants to bed manually every night, and have for years. I give them a tolerance of half hour either way every night. Somttimes between 10:30 and 11:30 I put them down, sometimes between 10:30 and 11:30 the next morning, I wake them up. They are very forgiving.. that said, in your case...

Let her grow.. she'll be fine..

To me they look quite moisture stressed.. quite moisture stressed indeed. Probably would be a good time to get them in a bigger pot and water them a little less frequently. I mean if I had to guess from the pictures..

You already answered your own question.. You said you wanted to start to fruit them at 1.5 ft or so.. wait till they are that tall, then flip... if you are just growing them strait up at the lights.

Just give her time to adapt.. it wont happen over night.. in two weeks the LAST thing on your mind will be those old leaves.. If you know your PH is on, just LEAVE HER BE.. You adjusted her lighting schedule to a new one, you started watering differently.. she doesn't know what you are going...

I don't know if this helps or hurts.. but with Sativas you just have to take control.. bend em as far as they will go, then come back and bend a bit more an hour later etc etc.. in a day you can get them as low as you want, just don't try it all in one whack.. the big stalks will bend, just...

Not yield.. in fact I might even lose a few grams (but not much more if any, the difference if everything is controlled well is negligible). 3 gallon pot's are easier to handle, use less resources, I can get much more ventilation throught and depending on how one veg's her out, just as...

No no man.. I mean that's what I would do.. ;) I like 3 gallons for a lot of reasons, but that's just me.

4X3 gallon?

Your plants are a bit taller than mine.. I run about 300 watt CFL (give or take).. you can see how that little 750 lumens at the bottom lights things up down there .. if I turned it off it is pretty dark down there.... light loves to bounce off light..

I run a (or two) 15 watt 12" floro tube right up underneath the bottoms pointing up.. it's only likely in the 750 lumen range.. I think they are 5000k's.. Just that little tiny bit really shines through the leaves. It is like steroids for y our more powerful upper lights, bouncing the light...

Let her dry.. be reasonable, don't let her wilt into nothing.. but let her dry.. it's hard.. because as we speak she is drowning.. so you start thinking 'well, more water would bring fresh oxygen'.. unfortunately all you can do is really just sit there and let her dry and keep her room temp...

You'll know when she flowers.. Leaves/size/vigor are oft indications.. but once she starts flowering you'll be able to cinch the deal pretty close.