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If done properly and in moderation, it will help; not hurt

I would start by removing large petiole fan leaves from the bottom and a few "spaghetti" nodes to clear 1-3" of stem from the top off the soil

Bluelab Guardian Monitor is the best investment for anyone doing DWC

Botanicare hydroguard is excellent

Definitely moisture management issues. Get different containers and some airflow

invest in a quantum sensor

HLG 550 V2 B-spec is fantastic

I am crushing it with two HLG550 V2 r-specs. Not sure why some people dislike them

Need to know your pH

add some water and leave it for another day or two

Best thing you can do is buy a quantum sensor and take PPFD readings to make data-driven decisions

They look okay

I run them full blast only in flower, for veg I go to about 50%. I run a 18/6 cycle for veg so I can use 50% less light intensity compared to flower, but still achieving the same DLI. The lights are about 2'-2.5' above the canopy and I'm still hitting around 1100 PPFD. They are very powerful...

If you want to really crush it you could throw a 3rd HLG into the mix. Can really get close to 2lb/light with these if you know what you're doing and have good genetics

5'x9' Gorilla Grow tent... check out my youtube channel and grow journals on here. Uploads with my new setup will be up shortly

I use 2 HLG 550 V2 R Spec they peak at 480w each. With 960w total I'm consistently hitting 2-2.5lb and 3-4 is most definitely possible

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Definitely a better option. I hear great things about mini splits too

Portable AC units will intake air at the base of the unit. They then exhaust cold air at the top vent, but what people forget is they produce an equal amount of hot air (products of the cooling process) out a back vent which generally connects to a window. If you do not vent the exhaust out...

I had a dedicated chiller for my 13 gallon reservoir too! Just a standard DWC though, not a RDWC