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Can you give us a bit more about your setup? Medium, lighting, environment? That sort of thing

Looks very nice. What medium are you using?

It may help but what is really important is how you water and how often. What you need to do is to let the soil get a little dry in between each watering. If there's too much moisture in the medium it means the roots don't have to develop as much to uptake water and it results in slower...

1050ppm on what scale, 500 or 700? If it's the 500 scale then that is still over a 2 EC which can be very high for many strains.

That is one beautiful spot you have there and a great looking place to grow. Congratulations!

Probably means their root development hasn't been adequate. Try and get a good wet/dry cycle going and let them have some space or they're going to stay runts

It isn't a perfect solution but just before your lights switch off open up your tent as much as you can, vent all the humid air out. Also try and rig up some passive ventilation using the vents that doesn't allow light through.

Use the hanging exhaust with ducting to push it out into the attic, it should give you the most benefit. If you use the fan to bring in air and then use the vents in the door to exit you are not going to get as much benefit as hot air rises and so you will be pushing cooler air out the room.

Fine mesh like you get on a tea strainer should work also

I would lower my nutrient levels before adding cal mag. If it is nute burn then your going to make things worse. From what I've seen nute burn starts at the tips of leaves whereas Calcium deficiency can be seen nearer the center of the leaf and magnesium deficiency gives you a yellowing...

Seems OK. You will want to train the bigger plants up and give enough time for the smaller plants to catch up or your going to find the larger plants are going to dominate and stunt the growth of the smaller plants.

You can do anything from one plant to 20+ plants just depends on what sort of grow you want to do. With autos you will want to train them using every technique you can before they start to flower

Almost everyone does it. You tend to use seeds to try and find a phenotype of a strain that gives you the characteristics you want. Once you find that plant you want you take a few clones to create mothers and keep that phenotype going as long as you can. Even hand out a few clones to some...

What is your budget? With the height restrictions you have HID will be tougher to work with but LED's might give you a good power boost over T5's and still be feasible with your size.

Probably a more subjective topic then lighting if that was possible. There a ton of high yielding strains, some aren't as good quality as others but the big thing is finding the right phenotype that hits all the sweet spots.

From the way you clone going to a an RDWC system would work well and you will get good results once you have it all dialed in. You will more then likely need a chiller to keep the water temps down though. May I ask why you want to change? Is it to try and get a bigger harvest or just to...

Check out the brands of the individual components. I've seen some very good ones put together at monster garden using very good parts but I found it cheaper to shop around and buy the same components at different stores

You get what you pay for. Yes you will save a few bucks but you're getting a light that won't last, that won't be as efficient, won't produce as much light with inferior bulbs and will be a nightmare to replace in case of fault. Then there's the added hassle of importing 100 plus lights(which...

Looking very frosty. Very nice

600 ppm for CO2 seems a little high, normal is about 400ppm without supplementing and in a sealed or semi sealed room that will come down very quickly. As for the heat you can easily use it to your advantage. Using the VPD chart the higher the temps you have the higher the humidity. You will...