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I've done both ways, it's nice to be able to move them if need be. But they grow better outdoors right in the ground. It really depends on your own situation, if you are in a secure spot, they are fine right in the ground. If you think you might want to hide them from company, 5 gallon pails...

Sounds good, the next two weeks they will put on the size, than later they will swell up and get fat.

I wouldn't drop temps just for a purple effect, getting the most yield is more important imo. But if you must, drop it into the 50s and lower the (P).

Depends when they first appeared, and on the size of the plants.

Snow White is a pain in the ass, I will never grow it again, it's very touchy.

Umm CFLs burn plants? You sure you haven't been feeding this?

The organics choice soil less mix is okay, I would never use that blue food though, (Tim McVeigh loved the stuff for his bombing run though). I am an organic guy though, so that goes without saying.

That's good, it's all about the new growth, as long as that's good, your in business.

I start late March to mid April inside, in the southern half of the state you can put them out mid May, northern half I'd wait til early June.

Grocery store.

I use all cool white on my seedlings until about 3 weeks, before I put under the big lamp.

You should put some reflection on the walls, that brown just soaking up light.

AK-48 will do okay, or a Northern Lights, maybe a blueberry. Never grown Kush surprisingly, so I'm not sure on that. Just shop smart, do your research, you have plenty of time to decide. Start em inside no later than about April, get em out mid May. I use two 4 foot shop lights to start them inside.

Oh good deal, than you were under watering, with small plants and small pots at this stage, they will dry out faster. Just test the soil with your finger, if you feel no moisture, they need a drink.

Just did a little rut for the roots, wet the rut well, gently set it in there, fill it in, give it a watering. Try not to put it in intense light at this stage, flouros work well, avoid 24 hours of light for this, roots develop at night. Watch temps too, try and keep at a near constant 70.

They don't need much if any feeding early on, after the coty dies they do, but always start slow. You can try and flush that stuff out if you think it's the problem with the droopy one. Just keep flushing clean water through it for awhile, til a lot drains out, and keep going til you have...

You may be right, I haven't used it, so you probably know more than me, I was just under the impression that FFOF was hotter, and FFLW was for seeds. I could be mistaken though. Did you mix it with any other soil / soilless mixes?

It's what I would do, depending on the health of the plant. Vermiculite doesn't help drainage, it retains water, Perlite is for drainage. If it's really in that bad of shape, I would risk the transplant. If you lose them is it a total loss? You have to weigh everything. Of course, you may lose...

By round leaves, you mean the coty leaves? (The ones that come first as a seedling) These die off after awhile, that's natural. Is FFOF made for seedlings? I thought Light Warrior was for seedlings.

Some sort of transplant would be a better idea.