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I got to give my grow box a name! 'Love Chamber' and 'Tent of Doom' are already taken! Damn it! Good luck with your grow !!

Subtle point - but a scrubber is one that filters & exhaust inside your grow area. A filter is chiefly one that is one-pass flow that exhaust outside the grow area. If it works for you, great!

Sorry - I can not endorse this approach. Stakes are too high, and you are putting family & resources at risk. This could impact your relationship for years. Grow vicariously through us!

Not sure what you got. I can see the fan in your photos, but not the carbon. I like slipon's idea - replace the carbon. If you replace it often enough, you should improve your results.

Good thread on fan controllers here: https://www.rollitup.org/grow-room-design-setup/504744-fan-speed-controllers-cheap-versus.html I ended up with a variac controller, similar to...

weird. So there is one of each strain on each side? This is your first grow with this setup? I agree with your approach. I would switch the plants to the opposite side to try & even things up. Maybe your bulb (filament) is offset & favors on side? maybe the reflective material is better...

Consider getting a pH meter. Proper pH for water (and soil) is a fundamental for good growing.

It is nice to have a variety in jars! Turm had a good point about different strains/different nuke levels. For NL & WW, they have a similar flower period and similar height, so this should work out well. They will offer a different taste and effect. You may need to be more cautious when you...

For a one-time grow, you will get more yield with more veg. The length of optimal veg depends chiefly on your available space. The question I struggle with is what will give me the yield over time. This is where few plants/more veg vs. more plants/less veg gets debated. I would recommend...

I have heard of people freezing 1 gallon water containers & putting those in their grow room. Maybe point a fan towards the jug.

It is better to pull through the filter. More initial surface area, and allows for prefilter. No real norm on going through the light. Assuming filter is before light, I like to push through light to ensure you are not exhausting any unfiltered air. Assuming passive intake, most recommend a...

I agree with bbvc. For me, it was easier to buy a filter rather than make one. I got a CAN 2600 for ~$50; another $7 for the reusable flange. Carbon filter are going to depend on more than dimensions. Carbon size, type, how well you pack it, is it prone to settling, etc. These are some...

I like the macro photos - I would smoke it! As you pointed out, you may need more light. Some of the plants do look a bit sparse, with evidence of stretch. How close is your light? Ever thought about SOG/ScrOG? With limited light, you need to maximize what light you have. Consider keeping...

how old is your filter? how much $$$ do you have? Some try to 'rejuvenate' their filters by baking in oven. This may work, but the cleaning process is supposed to smell a lot. Not sure how this would work on mold. I have never heard of sulfur option. I use CAN 2600 filter. Cost about $45...

Good job! How long did you veg them?

Lot of variables here. What do mean by cool? X degrees 12" away from glass? What size area? Lamps do not need cooling, but we need to cool the environment for the plants. Also, fan size (cfm, not dimensions), lamp wattage, ductwork layout etc. In gerneral, if you have a light that 'fits' the...

What operations do you have at the dispensary? Just storage? Are you in a commercial building with HVAC? For most operations, I would focus on ventilation. Make sure you have negative pressure in your area & exhaust. Your exhaust height (e.g, chimney) should allow for adequate dispersal of...

Looks good - healthy NL plants w/tight nodes. Not sure of the random plant. Need some better photos. However, it is clearly taller than the other plants, and may pose a challenge with lighting such an uneven canopy. Are you training the plant (LST, FIM, Supercropping)? You may want to take...

very nice - well done !