First Ever Grow Help

It looks fine. What's the problem?

 

Anything between 18/6 - 24/0 is fine 
 
They look good man 
How come you haven't filled the pots? 

 

not sure what your water ppm is,but at this stage of the plants life you could buy water that is pure and give them a drink of this
no need for nutes at this stage

 

I think you're overcomplicating things OP..it's a plant, it will pretty much grow on it's own given the right conditions.
 
I grow in soil and never PH my water or test the PPM..I just use water straight from the tap and mix in my nutes every other watering. At this stage your plants don't need any added nutes..all they need is soil with good aeration and water (not too much water)
 
And about the take root - the simple answer is you don't use it. Not yet at least..you will use that if you decide to take clones. That's what rooting hormone is used for.

 

Just to be sure cause we don't know whats in your tap water...just use distilled water bought at the store for now...until you buy a ppm blue lab meter.

 

 
109 for tap water is good..the max you would want is like 200-300 so I'd say you're good. If you want you can leave your water sitting out for a day and it will distill by itself.
 
 
For PH I add lime to the soil mix at the beginning..around 1 tbsp per gallon of soil should keep your soil's PH about right. (This is for soil mixes made of mostly peat moss)

 

I always live some space that I can fill up later if my stems stretch a little bit, so they don't tip over. 

 

 
You can use it but as your tap water is just 100ppm it's perfectly fine. You won't need to worry about your PH unless you are adding stuff to your water that drastically changes it. Use just plain water for 3-4 weeks because biobizz all mix already has nutes in it. After that, if all goes well you can start using bio grow at 2ml per litre of water. I wouldn't go over that though. What nutes are you using for flowering? 

 

I'm not sure what you mean but distilling involves boiling the water, then collecting the vapour and condensing it back in to water. Anything dissolved is then filtered out. It would be a huge and expensive job to do, and leaving it sitting out for a day would not do this.
 
I think you must be thinking of letting the chlorine from the tap water evaporate. I know some people let their water sit open for a day for most of the chlorine to go so it doesn't harm the bacteria that is in the soil. I don't bother though, I use biobizz nutes and the elements are already in a form that the plants can take up straight away, it doesn't need bacteria

 

I mentioned that because it would make the water cleaner..maybe not distilling like I always thought..but I also mentioned 109 ppm is  fine for the water

 

Bio grow and bio bloom are really good. If you can use those two I wouldn't use any of your others