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You're so so welcome, give it a year and you'll be helping people in the exact position you're in now. We were all once in your shoes and someone helped us, that's how we're able to do this. We're all just part of the cycle.

You're probably not going to change much now, but high temps after mid flower is known to make the flower stretch out abit if you get my drift, so it doesn't stay as compact, also intense light is known to increase density but the be all and end all is genetics, a plants potential to produce...

Which model do you guys use? And what kind of dry weight are yous loading it up with per run? £3600ish for one over here but it's only 3litres, I think a litre is about a quart for you

You and me both my friend

I was allover air cooling bulbs for years, eventually I learned it's best just to let the bulb run at the correct operating temperature and use whatever fan you were gonna air cool with to add to air exchange. It did make humidity a lot easier to manage though.

How's the flower smoke straight out the freeze dryer? I've heard all kinds of reviews about them and I'd love to get your opinion, they're quite rare here in the uk not many places sell them

@Hook Daddy spread the good word

BRAVO! Youve done great work with the training, the stature of that plant is phenomenal. How does it smell? I bet you're looking forward to smoking it! The only shame is that you can't preserve the genetics, hopefully in the future someone figures out a way of revenging autos.

Absolutely not, I think you're worrying abit too much, it's easy done. What ur doing is working, the look healthy and happy, maybe stay the course with the parameters you're providing now, but just know you can and should experiment pushing them harder in future, more nutes more light more...

light toxicity is caused by too much light for the metabolism, nute burn is caused by too much nutes for the metabolism, higher temperatures increase metabolism which means the plant can use more of both without burning, light toxicity shows itself as yellow tips and bleaching, salt toxicity...

Is that a measurement of the canopy (as in leaf temperature) or the air at canopy height? If this is air temperature then this is too cold, 28c would be better and the plants would be drink more, more water = more nutes = more light = more yield

Hey k0rps, a few of the guys on the uk thread reccomended ur genetics, where can I get some? Or do you sell direct? I know your private messaging is turned off so I assume to just ask on this thread? Fantastic work by the way mate your work looks fire!

I've never heard of him, what's his deal ? Has he got a shop or something? I'm all for supporting the community

I say lift the light and put it on max, lifting the light spreads out the hotspot so the light is more evenly distributed, it also gives the buds light from different angles as the photons will bounce off walls and reach further into the canopy as a result. If you're temps are good and you feel...

The home box ambient tents are beige on the outside, makes a big difference

I agree 100%, very well said

Grab yourself a pack of lit farms, every pack I've ever popped I've had atleast 2 I run again, depending on how discerning you are there could be more than 2, but I select for vigour and ease of cloning as well as quality and yield so some real nice plants just don't make the cut sometimes

Just set these up, decent cheap clone/teen light by the looks of it, brighter than I expected, £38 quid for 4 2ft bars. https://amzn.eu/d/fGdEDL2 bargain for anyone after something similar

There are a bunch of different things we can control to give us 2-3% increases in whatever, when we add them all up it might be a 15% increase overall, that's huge.

My claim to fame is beating Barney's farms 600g/m2 claim for their blue cheese, I put 2 600w hps on super lumen setting in cool tubes above 9 plants from seed, those were the days, all my new stuff gets me around 15oz a square meter, could I really have gotten worse at this :clap::clap::clap: