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Second night of flower got a bit messed up...checked 4am this morning and the lights plugged into my hardwired timer were still on.... Made a mistake programing- sucks...Glad I looked.

I am using a mix of M3, DairyDoo, Coco and Perlite. Originally started with the dairydoo veg but quickly realized it retained water forever....so I mixed in the leftover M3 from first round, some coco and perlite. Got some pot stands- and problem solved. For suppliments, I am using advanced...

Ive got the fresh air pulling from the fish room and exhausting back in. Before the grow my salt tank had ph issues because of high co2 buildup and lack of fresh air in the basement. Now both rooms balance each other out. CO2 in the flower room holds a steady 700-1000 and I no longer have the PH...

Added a box and all wired for the power I need for this room, as well as my fish/saltwater coral propagation room.

Got a few messes to clean up here...

Timers-One plugs in, other hard wired into plugs.

I have 2 600w HPS and 3 led boxes for lighting-

Got these guys vegged out and trained- Time for flower. Just changed the lights and timers. Ive got 2 Pineapple express and 4 Long Beach Private Reserve put into flower room today.

Thx for the help so far Wetdog and DonBrennon.

Ive read that kelp is a common soil amendment....but the seaweed I have readily available, consistently is Chaetomorpha- and have been wondering if this seaweed can be used also. Tried to add a link to info on this seaweed, but cant, as I am still very new here. My other garden is a coral...

Beautiful Plants!!!

Finishing-

Getting closer-

And a while after that-

Few weeks later-

Sorry, no real timeframe on the pics...this first grow is already done and started on round 2- but thought I would share. Comments and conversation preferred. GG4-

I recently painted the room and floor with dryloc and berh concrete paint with my seedling and veg tent in the same room. No issues with fumes..... But- Have heard of other paint fumes causing issues, specifically dutch-boy. Not sure of others and do at your own risk going by only my shared info.

A fan (or a few fans) in the grow room simulates the wind outdoors, carrying O2 and co2, as well as gives the plant- even from its earliest stages, something to grow against to make it stronger as it grows. Air flow in the grow room is a necessity.