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4 thousands in a 8x8 is definetly overkill.

I've run the critical 2.0 before not crossed with zero nanners. In fact this is the first time I've had a female spring a bunch of nanners on me in about 8 years

9 fast and vast x critical 2.0 autoflowers that I made a f1 feminized cross of myself.

Not even possible as there is no external light to leak in during dark periods. The other 8 in the tent are perfectly fine.

It blows my mind that they charge what they do for those.

Not a thing in the tent besides my light. I'm assuming just some bag genetics.

She was popping everywhere. I chopped her down and stuck the corpse in a plastic bag

Well look what we have here

Got a 5x5. Tons of light leaks around every vent and a ton of the stitching.

It was on week 3 of its second cycle when I switched it over. It only was on for maybe 48 hours on superlumens before it went.

Anyone else had any problems with using overdrive settings on bulbs?

So I've never used the superlumen bulb overdrive on a ballast before. Well I decided to try it once on my 1000w and it blew the bulb and melted the wired of the fixture itself. The bulb was fused into the socket and the ceramic socket was quite literally cracked. The melting plastic from the...

How do you determine your "dry weight" that doesn't look like nearly 10z to me. I usually won't consider something a dry weight until the internal moisture has been pulled out of the bud by a few jarring cycles and the majority of the stalk is clipped and tossed.

I used to use hortilux now I just use vivosun bulbs for 2 grows. I get better results changing cheap bulbs every 2 grows than I did running hortilux longer.

What the heck is also growing in that pot and why?

Fungus gnats infestation

Nice shroom jars

They will have a very robust root mass inside of that soil ball. The root system is actually more healthy in pots when it's not circling.

I'd assume a light leak somewhere.

You had them in fabric pots so they don't circle like they do in plastic pots. They air prune on the outermost layer of soil in fabric pots.