I think that's what most people here are turned off by. Its kind of like you are coming in here with very limited experience and trying to reinvent the wheel. Concentrating on the micro details prob a bit too much as a beginner. You might have some good ideas that could lead to something but why not try and grasp the idea of how the proven methods work? There is still much to be learned from that I'd say.
makes sense. i'm just like, i bought the 3-year warranty plan for my lights, invested a lot into it, and i gave myself a year of experimentation to come up with a viable plan. this is what i came up with to dummy-proof a 3-5 pound grow (~12-20 lbs/yr) until I can do it like bk78 does it. If someone like him wants to tell me exactly what to do to get there fast, I'll do it. A lot of it is genetics, I could just be wasting a lot of time scrambling to find something that works, knowing i'll likely progress toward something conventional. that's it in a nutshell.
Genetics is #1 when wanting to hit the most weight possible. The environment is second. Go look at few grow logs by renfro and the dude in OK that avatar is Burt Reynolds. Forget his screen name lol. You can learn a lot by what those guys do for weight.
Now, we're getting somewhere. No, it's like I've applied band-aids or crutches to hold up something I can't support the best way possible. Although I can achieve 3+ pounds/harvest, I'm here for tips on how to get there efficiently, which may be dramatically different from what I'm doing. I had the forethought to have enough lights and space to setup something good, I'm here to make the best use of my time, equipment, and genetics. Don't think I don't know growing more plants is a waste of money -- Grodan blocks, nutes, supplies, time.
You're so worried about finding your own way. There's already proven ways that you haven't even come close to mastering. I think you just wanna prove people wrong by being unconventional. Sure you can but will people give a shit? If you cant even stake down a plant with normal shit why would someone take your advice on something much more detailed?
Oh. My. God. I think you just summed up my whole life.... Mets fan ... contrarian by nature. It's going to work out ... usually, my suggestions are followed by a pause, sigh, and acceptance. I'm known as being helpful.... It will work out. Thanks for today's discussion. In the end, whatever I do, it will be a little of me infused in something conventional. Something old, something new.
How many tents on 12/12 do you have
all pics uploaded tonight were from the bloom tents