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Nice job, she's gonna give you a nice yield, well done.

Looks fine to me, stop hovering over your plant, you'll begin to see all kinds of problems, you'll know when a severe problems shows up, no offense, just trying to say don't worry so much, most the time it's nothing, seems to me that some gowers cause the problem by jumping the gun, assuming...

I've received an order from them this past 3 weeks, that was my third time and each order deliverd with no problems, I will def use them again.

I've purchased from Single Seed Center 3 times with no problems, I like the fact that you can choose one seed if you want, kinda like Wolrd Wide mj seeds, they may not have the same strains but they deliver with no problems.

I use a flood and drain system and my ph goes up all the time, I just readjust to desired ph , rarely do I check my ppm's and have no problems with my grow.

You measure the two (water,ferts) combined then adjust your ppm's, and I seriously doubt any seedling can handle 910 ppm's, but it's your choice, don't say I didn't warn you.

I tend to go along with possibly the start of nute burn.

Just meaning to say a 5gal bucket is unecessary, that's all, you could of used a smaller container saving a lot of grow gubes.

It's best to look at it this way, ppm's (parts per million) is the measured strength of you nutes, the higher the ppm's the stronger you nutes are, example: a seedling and young sprouts can take 100 to 250 ppm's, any stronger and you seedling will die from nute burn, as the plant gets older it...

I don't mean to be insulting man, it's just that to me that's an overkill, and spending so much money for your first grow, well, to each his own......best of luck and I'm sure you'll have a decent harvest...grow on my friend.

My God man, seems to me that's a waste of grow cubes, I only use 1/2 gal pots filled with grow cubes and my plants grow to almost 3ft, no need for such big pots, but that's your decision, but to me not needed, here's a few pics of my WW 7 weeks 12/12 in 1/2 gal pots.

Are you saying you have them in 5gal buckets filled with rockwool grow cubes, or am I missing something?

You sure it's not burned by the light?

You're growing in rockwool grow cubes, or the likes, so am I, now that I see them in natural light they don't look that bad, my plants are full grown and in flower stage now but I use 800+ ppm's for full grown plants, 390 maybe a bit low, try upping to 500, what nutes are you using? I know 5.7ph...

Best of luck with your grow, a ph tester is a good decision, I didn't think of that, so that may possibly be something to look into.

I've used hydroton and currently using rockwool grow cubes, both absorb very well, tho I grow in pots I only feed twice a day, and the medium doesn't dry out a bit, not sure it's needed to flood for 15 mins nor 5 times a day, but that's for you to decide, as long as it works for you.

My growing temps is usually around 65 to 75 deg, 75 being the ideal grow temp, I've used a heating oscilating fan many times and descovered that they are not as efficient as an elect radiator, passive heating is the best, your home is probably heated using radiators (passive heating), naturally...

With an oscillating fan circulating the air I would think that it would vent out the chimney, should be sufficient, as far as heat in winter, that maybe a problem, the fireplace would help but how you gonna keep it stoked all night? passive heating would be your best bet, that is an electric...

Nice little baby you've got there, treat it right and she will reward you.

Toping a plant will set it back a bit, as well as burning, that's normal as I'm sure you know, I think you're worrying too much, what's your set up?