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If power isn't an issue, 400 all the way. You can fit more plants under it.

58 with lights off is fine. My lights on time is usually around there with highs into the low 60s. They go down into the low 40s at night. Just make sure that it's not too humid in there when it's lights out and you'll be fine.

I use a 400W hps and I can't complain while running 2 large plants or 4 small ones. How many are you planning on running?

Would be nice if you could run lights on at night to pull in some of that cool air to keep temps ideal 24/7. Is that doable for you?

I don't use FF so I can't compare accurately. I run a composting soil so it usually lasts beyond the grow with a transplant between veg and flower. In any event, I would say that it's absolutely possible. I'm 98% sure you have N tox but only 50% about the watering. They are drooping a bit but...

Definitely looks like N tox to me. Even your new growth has some burn. They don't always go super green with an N tox. They also look a little dehydrated which will make that N tox more noticeable. Heat stress could also be a factor. I would say it's more than likely a combination as I see...

Experimentation doesn't have to stop, just as if you were a greenhorn again. Plenty of things to fuck around with. Temp, nutrition, lighting, techniques... All tools of the trade. The only difference is your growing style. Not everyone grows the same. Some like organics, others synthetics...

Hope all goes well with your grow.

It started out as an expirement that produced great results so I stick with it. It's based on the theory that plants can only use 6 hrs of light at one time. I also cold grow (highs of around 55-60 F) so it helps keep my temps stable during lights off.

I run a composting soil, as in rotting remnants. The banana I usually slurry and mix in with my soil. I always put a 1" layer of coco on top to discourage fungus gnats. If they somehow find a way to circumvent that, I move on to diatomaceous earth. Personally, I prefer a composting soil...

The bananas are fine for your soil mix or in a tea. They decompose very fast. The orange peels I use as a top dress only. Keeps insects away. I wouldn't use that to lower your ph. It's not stable enough to hold. Sulfur as a top dress works much better.

My bad.

Look just to the right and down a tidbit of the last word in this post. >

Looks like N deficiency. All your leaves look pretty light. How heavy were you feeding in veg?

They're not looking too bad considering. The DWC looks good too. Very crafty.

They will be fem seeds. Depending on how recently you harvested, they need to age. Green seeds won't sprout. Let them go for about 3-4 months before trying to sprout them. Longer is better, 5-6 months. You'll get some mixed results. You can pheno hunt them for a cross that you prefer and...

Dunno anything about that light but it should be alright at that space. Get an oscillating fan on it to dry it out. Don't water again until those pots feel light and water with straight water ph'd between 6.0 and 7.0

If you want to continue... Immediately stop everything you are doing... Everything. You can save the big one. The others are done. Pull them. They're shot. Do not water until those pots feel light, almost empty. What soil are you using, how far away is that light, and do you have a fan on...

STOP WHAT YOU ARE DOING! Read every page on that site and then retry growing. Not trying to be a dick but "early stages of growth" at 2 weeks, overwatering, etc. You need volumes of knowledge that would take a long time and a lot of pages. That will get you the basics.

http://www.growweedeasy.com/basics