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Thanks Dan! Love your lights and your customer service (and honestly pretty much every aspect about your company )! Awesome that you guys are always looking to improve your product. Add that to the list. Have been extremely happy and satisfied with my 4VS! Couldn’t recommend them highly enough. ❤️

They are awesome lights! If you want to go the COB route, I think they are the best lights on the market.

Thanks! And yes, Eastworks in Easthampton. The Timber’s are awesome! Definitely happy I decided to purchase one. Mine absolutely cranks and with the addition of the Orca it’s actually too powerful for my 3x3. But, I’d rather have a light that is overqualified for the job (especially with the...

Thanks! Yeah, I was actually not at all prepared for how big they were gonna get. Definitely gotta give credit to the Living Soil and the Fabric Raised Bed for that. There is nearly 3x more soil in there total and like 20x more that each plant had to grow in. In hindsight I probably should...

Flower Day 21 Update. Holy handgrenade Batman, these plants got huge! Wound up having to Super Crop some of the biggest Lambsbread Colas to get them back into the canopy (they were growing up past the side of the light). Think the stretch has finally come to an end though and now the girls are...

Day 19 of Flower Update. I am running out of room fast. I have never before had plants get this big, a testament to the power of Biology/Living Soil I would say. I am hoping that they are close to being done, because if not I am in trouble. As it is I am only running the Timber at 70% and have...

Day 14 of Flower update. The stretch has finally started to slow down and the girls are starting to put energy into building their flowers. Unfortunately though the huge Lambsbread cola turned out to be more of a light fiend than anticipated and grew into “red zone” PPFD territory, so I had to...

Thanks brother! No reflectors, Timber didn’t even have them as an option when I bought my 4VS. Interesting to hear that about the 3K yielding more, but kinda makes sense as more red in the spectrum will promote cellular expansion. I think it would also cause more stretch in Veg/Transition...

Day 9 of Flowering Cycle today. Plants are still stretching! Had to raise my Timber up as high as I could to get it 18” off the top of the tallest Lambsbread Cola. Reading just under 1000 PPFD (995) at the top of that Cola, which is just about perfect. Hopefully they stop stretching in the...

So, apparently I can’t count. I think I’m just so used to starting things on the weekends that it totally slipped my mind that I actually flipped the girls Monday night rather than (the following) Saturday night like I had planned. Which means that today, Monday the 10th, is actually Day 7 of...

Day 7 (last day of Week 1) of Flower update. Mulched the Cover Crop, gave the girls another batch of Compost Tea (about a gallon between foliar and Soil drench), Top Dressed them with a mix of: -Bone Meal -Kelp Meal -Fish Meal -Alfalfa Meal -Greensand -Azomite -Rock Phosphate Then covered the...

Well, much to my surprise the net is already filled! There is kind of a bare spot in the middle of the Lambsbread due to her kind of getting too big and me having to spread her out, but she’s a big stretcher so I think her lower branches in that area will come up through the net and fill that...

Decided to put the SCROG net in today so I can start training the girls and fill out the canopy.

End of week 1 in the Living Soil. Today I applied my first ever batch of Actively Aerated Compost Tea (AACT) which I brewed for 36 hours and followed Tim Wilson’s (The Microbe Man) Basic recipe. First picture is immediately post application at 9am this morning and the second was from this...

Half way through Week 1 in the Living Soil and the plants are already looking super happy and healthy. Almost all of the yellowing that they were showing when I transplanted them in is now green and all of the Tops are now starting to grow in. Noticed a few spots on one plant so decided to grab...

Well, decided that today was the day. The girls were quickly outgrowing my clone/seedling tent and the Lambsbread was showing signs of deficiencies (meaning that she had eaten through all of the nutes in the M3 I had her in). Funny how nervous I was transplanting them as I’ve been growing for...

Yes indeed. Unfortunately the Pine Tars wound up being males, so will have to wait till a future grow to see how that strain turns out. The Mazars didn’t wind up yielding too much, but I do have a clone of the more Indica Dominant one going outside and she seems much happier out there. Might...

Cover crop is coming in good in the Loving Soil Bed. Got a Mini-Microbulator on the way so I can make some compost tea. Once it gets here will transplant the girls from the Clone/Seedling tent into the 3x3 bed. Then gotta brew some tea for 24 hours and foliar spray with it. Hoping that and some...

Finally got everything into jars to cure. Even with having lost a plant due to being male, battling PM the whole way through Flower, and half of the plants I did keep being poor to piss poor yielders I wound up with 344g; just over 12 oz. Not bad at all based on those conditions! I figure...

Plants are still drying from last grow, today is 10 days since I chopped the first few (didn’t get to all of them till Wednesday of last week though so tomorrow will be Day 7 for those). Moved them all to a makeshift dry room made out of a big huge Amazon box. Checking them daily, but seems...