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My vent melts the snow near it but I am moving a lot more air then you would from a tent.

I might be tripping but it looks like PM in the last pic on the first post and the last on the second post. If so, I would pull as much of it off the plant as possible. To late to spray green cure or anything in my opinion.

Crap first I’d get my timer or light leak fixed pronto. Then if I had clones, I would start over. All good processes that should be happening are now stopped and your just going to aggravate the situation by flipping back. Also probably see some hermies etc.

Based on the pics you have a few weeks. I would leave it out and make sure to shake water off each morning if your getting dew or rain

I’d buy everything but the pumps. I have outfitted a spot or two that way. All ballasts I bought were still under the manufacturers warranty. Besides that I haven’t had many ballasts actually fail.

I would give him an oz as your both going to be learning if it’s your first rodeo. I typically pay new folks 10-15 per hour but a experienced trimmer that hits the door and gets to work 20-25 per hour.

Looks like you should have some good rounds out of that tent. Hopefully the filter will handle the funk.

I don’t use either. Two of the better brokers I know won’t buy packs that used them. They reduce smell overtime in my experience and do not offer anything that can’t be controlled with good tech and solid containers.

I am in a dry climate so I have the same issue. I hang my stuff until the outside is crispy, 4-7 days based on the season, but the stems still bend and then put everything in the big yellow topped tups from Costco. After 10 days of burping everything ends up where I want it.

Lots of differing opinions on defoliation. I can say from personal experience, I find it increases my yield, quality, and density farther down the plant. For probably 10 years I only trimmed up the bottoms. I always ended up with lbs of larf that costs me money to have trimmed and just ends up...

Those girls are not getting enough food. Nitrogen is short would be my guess. Either you are in a lock out situation from feeding to much and a fix for that is to flush each pot. If my wife isn’t home, I’ll put them in the bathtub so I can run a ton of water through. The other fix is to give...

I would remove the window, and cut a piece of particle board to fit the opening. paint the outside black and mount a vent in it. I seal mine with expanding foam because it is sturdy.

Sorry, I should have read a bit more. I actually manage a pharma companies production in my day job. We make many different powder blends and store them in the dry chem storage containers from Fisher Scientific. We literally have 1000’s of lbs of powder blends stored in these. Some for years...

I use the large red topped Tupperware’s. I get them either on Amazon or from the King Soopers/Kroger. They fit an lb of dense nugs perfect.

Careful, my last round I had a power strip go out and my big filter shut off. I didn’t notice and the next week I was in HR at work for stinking up the office.

That’s right. The manufactures suggested footprint is for the area your light will illuminate at the stated amount. There will be overspray but the light in that area isn’t going to be as strong and will produce different then what’s inside the 3x3. If it was me, I would use the 3x3 and add...

You should be able to find the suggested footprint from the manufacturer. I am not familiar with those lights. I do use 7 gallon containers and run 1000w de’s, the footprint for each light is 5 ft or so but I set them up at 4 feet. In that 4 ft space I do 4 plants and veg for 4 weeks or so. I...

Well I have had to deal with many pests over the years in my indoor gardens. I took in a few cuts from a friend and now I have pretty good aphid infestation going. These are tiny green hard bodied suckers. Luckily I haven’t flipped yet and have a sec I use neem oil pretty often but I need...

It will be mushy today if you did damage. You could use it for edibles but the main issue is the freezing causes cells to rupture and then things turn to mush. I would assume you would end up with a lot of chlorophyl in run and possible a low return of sub par product. I am no extract artist...

Two, build the root system. never ever let anything go out of tolerance. Heat, humidity, water shortages all have an impact.