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TLDR comments annoy me. If it's too long for you to comprehend the words then it should be too long to comment on.

That's a bit harsh. I'm not killing off any plants unless they're male and only males because they can fuck up the rest of my crop. From my understanding of autoflowering they don't produce as well and maybe not as good in quality? But if it produces at all I wouldn't call it a waste. This is...

I'm not, that kinda happened at random. It's one of the random "Mix and match" seeds so my friend theorized that it was probably an autoflowering type.

LOL.. I like the sound of that, is it as good as it sounds?

I've gone through the seedling stage, it's simple enough, as I said it's past that stage that things get more complex. I mean even I didn't fuck up on the seedling stage and I fuck everything up. Oh and umm speaking of which, my clone, lol . Umm, after looking at yours it doesn't look right to...

Hmm, not sure if I did it right :P . I took a clone from the top of my main stem, it's a fair bit thicker than yours.

Looks like your seedlings are leaning, try to get them directly under the light if possible(as they will grow directly towards the light). Also make sure to have a fan lightly blowing on them, a small fan or oscillating fan will work, it helps to strengthen the stems. Don't worry too much about...

Ya, that step right there is the one that I aimed to hit off the bat. I don't like screwing around and wasting time. I'm near 35 and accomplished nothing in life so the less time wasted the better. If I'm being honest my first 5 plants might die or get small yields. I've stressed them, fucked up...

I don't doubt that he has more experience than me but all that yellowing in 26 hrs and soon as I watered them no more advancing on the yellowing. It's pretty definitive that lack of watering is the issue with the yellowing. The brown spots on the other hand are either from nutrient deficiencies...

I was overwatering my plants but that is not a recent problem. I think that I actually underwatered my plants most recently and that's what the yellowing in the picture is from.

Ya got that backwards, I was going to try organic but decided to back out of that. I flushed my plants with plenty of water water transplanting them(maybe should have flushed before transplanting but I wanted to get them transplanted right away and didn't want to transplant mud). As I said the...

Ya, definitely not from overwatering, I've had issues with overwatering already so I'm a bit more familiar with it. Also note how the plant yellowed significantly in a 26 hour period, after I watered it the yellowing came to a halt. This is a picture that I took just now, ok... cancel that, the...

Since transplanting my plants into pro-mixHP + 10% worm castings I've found the entire thing of telling if my plants are dry to be much easier. That seed starter soil that I had them in took so long to dry out that it felt like it was never dry and probably hence why I was overwatering it and...

My thoughts exactly but I wasn't gonna say anything because this guy has tried to be helpful on my other threads.

Well why bother ph testing at all if your test isn't accurate. The strips and drops are at least 2 points difference, you're supposed to keep it in the 6.3-6.5 range 2 points off puts it at 4.3-8.5 so of course I'm going to research otherwise as I said, why ph test at all. Side note, I will...

Ok, I just looked over a couple other forum posts I found on google and a lot of people's arguments against the strips is that they rely on "a colour chart that is subject to the colour perception of the user". The drops also rely on a colour chart so how is that any different?

Eh... ya for 300 bux that thing better work. I'm currently using 10$ drops/strips, accuracy probably isn't as high as that 300$ tester but they don't cost 300$

Umm, I just looked up ph pens and it seems that they're for testing the ph value of paper. Hmm, nvm, seems there's multiple types http://ruosull.en.alibaba.com/product/574148053-212246594/Waterproof_pH_Test_Pen_BNC_Connector.html

These https://img0.etsystatic.com/038/0/7576449/il_214x170.534931922_ma3k.jpg vs. these http://jonsplantfactory.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/p-6670-Grotek-phtestpaper.jpg I have those exact brands of those, just wondering which is more accurate in testing PH as they both give somewhat static...

If I was going into chem nutes completely blind then I would agree with you but the reason I'm seeing this as the "easy button" is because my friend(that I trust, I've known him a long time) has a lot of experience and can guide me step by step just getting the nutes that he uses and applying...