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There are basically 3 things, garden soil, potting soil, and potting mix. You want potting mix. Garden soil is an definite NO in indoor growing, which is what you have.

happened to me on a couple GH nutes this week, UPS froze the hell out of them.

light doesn't need to get to the branches. The only advantage of trimming them is, better airflow underneath, and trimming fan leaves that block bud leaves and buds. So IMO you really shouldn't trim anything until you have to.

At this point I don't think you can go wrong with a good feeding, they look hungry to me. Start small and see how they respond.

those latest pictures look like a mess, hopefully an expert can help you. But they'll need more info like what PH water your using and soil.

lower leaves yellowing first is a classic sign of nitrogen deficiency. Either by lack of nitrogen nutes(which I think you're doing), or locking out nitrogen. For quick relief maybe grab a $4 box of miracle grow tomato food and run that at half or less than what it says, until you get a good grow...

Not familiar with it but I would think that nute is a flowering/bloom nute at best. Get a real grow/veg nute with high nitrogen, there's so many out there.

might as well poor salt on your plants then.

looks like your locking out nitrogen, if you are feeding it enough. PH issue maybe if youre feeding the right nutes.

get ph down, most other stuff won't stay DOWN for long.

sick grow, I'd like to know you you make such an even canopy.

at the very least you can supplement your light, should save a lot on your electric bill.

how long was veg time? I think it's looking pretty good. If you did a short veg then I wouldn't count the full 5 weeks as flowering. I think you can let them dry out another day or so with that size of pot, and that also should lower humidity some. But I think your biggest problem slowing it...

something definitely wrong, plant should be 2 feet by now

lowes and HD carry a product called Morbloom, so far pretty good results during flowering.

I think you're doing fine, just leave them alone and learn. Next seedlings use different mix if you want. FYI 50% perlite is pretty high, you'll probably be watering often once they get bigger.

I'd probably shoot for 75 degrees, and as long as you watered them once during transplant leave them alone and quit loving them, they're resilient.

Hard to see with the glare from your flash, leaves look really good to me. What are you growing in and nutes?

That's what I keep saying, lime can really screw things up despite so many recommending it. I have to add really acidic water to balance it out, pain in the butt.

Neem oil, it works. I had them starting up, just used it twice and haven't seen them since. Completely organic too.