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Yeah, don't worry about the MG. Just know the warning signs when things are going wrong with your plant and then take steps to rectify. But, you should be vigilant with any soil you might use.

DoeEyed has it right.

Wow! They may have been damaged by the cold and then shocked by the environment change. If new growth does not manifest the same problems you see here, then you should be okay. The leaves that are more open to the air will show the worse signs from being in the cold. They are less protected and...

My pleasure.

Should be great for your plants. You can check the pH with a pH meter. I would imagine that the pH may vary slightly depending on the environment in your locality.

Put your hand between the lights and the plant. If the heat is not too hot on your hand, then you plant should not be bothered by the heat of the lights. You might try using distilled water for a short while to see if this fixes the problem. Water with a pH of 9 is distressing. I would not want...

Yep. Indica dominant.

Yeah, fanya, they look great. The Moby Dick is a bit burnt but should be fine. I started the freebie Moby Dick a while back and mine is doing great. Started out sluggish, but has turned it on in the last couple of weeks. Topped and am now 'lst'ing. Great grow, fanya!

You might try cabinet magnets to keep the door closed.

I was just mentioning the two exhaust outlets if you were motivated to do it this way. My suggestion would be to have one exhaust fan--one of decent power to exhaust efficiently--rather than two. I would put it as high as you can or, better yet, put it on top. When you add ducting for some type...

I am not an expert, but I did use MG Organic for my first grow. My experience was that my plant showed a nitrogen deficiency from the very beginning--purplish stems with some leaf tips showing some purple and the leaf veins, and the leaves did not have a good, strong green color. So, when I move...

I would put the exhaust as close to the top as possible. The lower of the two exhaust I might move horizontal to the other hole. Eventually, your plants will stink up your area. If you have one strong exhaust, it will be easier to mount a carbon filter. If you have two exhaust ports, you will...

First, I would get a thermometer. Considering the fact that you did not mention the temperature of your grow area, I am assuming you are not keeping track of the grow area temperature. Another reason I bring this up is you mentioned that you are getting some curling of the leaves. This could be...

Looks halogen to me.

Yeah, perlite does that.

Got a cat?

Pebbles are a good idea, but if you get them from outdoors be sure to cook them in the oven for a while to make sure you kill any bugs, or bug eggs. If you don't you may be introducing some unwanted guests into your grow space.

PLNelson can always put the plants on a platform to raise them up to the lights.

Django Boy, I think you are okay to get started with a couple of 6500K CFLs and a 2700K CFL to a while. But, when the plant starts growing larger, you will need more light. As Argentino619 said, you should run more 6500K CFLs during vegetation, and more 2700K CFLs during flowering stage, but add...

Excellent!