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Honestly it’s probably a bit overkill.. I do run a hot room with co2 though.. I just wanted to see how far I could push everything.. I guess maybe that particular strain is not suited to such high parameters or is just a mutie.

Again.. might be overkill for two pots, but I like to overengineer

Something like this..

I have seen setups with a chiller in the return line now that you mention it, if it can handle chilling with that kind of flow I don’t see why not.. I see that undercurrent set ups often chuck an inline filter in the return line before chillers/pumps.. might be a bit of peace of mind.

I have had foxtailing before under strong lights.. this is my first time using a 1000w LED so I guess it could be a sensitive strain I suppose.. These buds have developed this way from the start however, it’s not just stuff shooting out of normal bud like foxtails usually do. But yeah.. could...

One thing I’ll mention here because I’m not sure if your doing it.. your clones ought to be kept in some sort of clear container/humidity dome.. since they don’t have roots they have to draw moisture through their stomata/leaves. If you don’t have a clone dome you can make them out of soda...

Yep they are both girls.. and nice and early too, they will clone easy.. take more than you need, label which ones come from which plant in case you get a clear winner.

It wouldn’t.. if you grow a photo and auto for the same amount of time they should be in the same ballpark.. the benefits of photos are you can veg longer to increase size and yield, the benefit of autos are you can smash them with more light in the same flower time to get more yield.. but you...

Just do 12/12.. autos are flexible, photos aren’t really.

If you turn the light off and it looks fine then It’s fine, don’t fuss with them.

What’s the problem? You can still clone while in flower, just clone as usual then bang the cutting straight into veg light.. keep those genetics going CP, BB hsplnt is worth keeping.

I would say that your plant could use some magnesium and possibly a humidity check, the upper leaves are quite dark green so I think N is plentiful, I think the plant overall looks hungry, maybe stop giving straight water and just give half strength nute feeds between full strength. And can you...

Honestly they look good considering the low humidity, once you bump that up they will draw more from the roots and have more vigorous growth. Sounds like a promising cross, it’s always a roll of the dice with what you get tho isn’t it (:

45% humidity is too low for healthy veg grow (or flower for that matter). The stomata will close up in a bid to slow or stop transpiration. Bump your humidity and watch your growth rate increase.

+1 get your humidity right

Rest of the room is looking healthy.. it’s just that plant.. pretty sure it’s just a bit of a mutant.. it did come out of a “not fully tested” pack.. and did get some variety out of them, but that one in particular is just…ugly :D

Same as I’m feeding everything else.. they are all linked into the same drip irrigation system in a recirculating hydro set up.

Learning to build them would be a worthwhile project I recon.. I have started looking into it before, one day perhaps. I went straight for the bigger Bar lights but have thought a few times since that multiple small ones may have been a better option with more flexibility in canopy control.. so...