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to me, it looks like you have a solid handle on things. it might be true there is some additional vertical space that could be utilized in this grow. however, unless you're familiar with this strain, its hard to know exactly what they'll do or how much they'll stretch. when running clones...

you're in soil my guy, we dont need silica or calmag if its a consideration. soil has tons of silica and your tap water in south la is filled with calcium, but wouldnt hurt to add a pinch of epsom salt to increase magnesium. turn the light up to 100%, 150w isnt too much for that space, flowers...

just curious, what exactly makes them worth a premium? website is awful, the bloom page is in spanish and the boost page doesnt even have a product pic. they make the same stuff as anything else, but with Kyle Kushman name on it. NPK's arent great either. the "95% natural ingredients" in...

i found its easier to train em while vegging, before setting the lower net when they're no longer easily accessible. i stretch the branches out flat every few days, no supercropping or anything. trimming nodes that wont grow to direct light along the way, perfect for clones. when they fill...

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there is no "ideal number", its just whatever works in your particular environment. as previously mentioned, an even canopy is important for indoor. some trial and error and you'll get there. most recent grow just pulled 2 girls from a 3x4 space, had nearly 30 "tops" per 3g pot. topped...

no problem, great question. EC= electric conductivity. its a measurement of nutrient solution; higher numbers mean higher concentration of nutrients. a $15 meter is fine for this and replace it every couple years. for ph, i like drops. doesnt need calibration or batteries, etc

just needs food. you said feed/water until "a bit of runoff". we want to get about 25% runoff in soil its ok to feed everytime now, they ate all the food in the soil already. just need to find the amount they want. feed them now 2.5-3ec, ph to 6.5, with at least 25% runoff, replenish the...

concur on the 60F and 60% goal. I typically dont get it that cold, but usually 62-74F at 60% is where its at for the first week. wet trimmed placed into drying nets hung in a 2x2 tent with filterless booster fan hooked to a variac exhausting out of the top at 90v. jostle the nugs in the nets...

he is an eager fella

apparently these types illegal grows have overtaken an area in southern oregon. cartels. scope google earth in known grow areas in norcal, oregon, and washington. its wild what you can see.

amazon isnt always the best price, shop around

hot water is the trick

should be fine. tents are all basically the same with some variations. my preference is to skimp on the tent costs and invest in more critical items like lights, fans, co2, etc

will you have more fans for canopy above and below? no offense, but I'd remove those 2 little ones in the back now, they wont do a damn thing when that tent is late in full flower when air flow is very important. use em in your seedling/clone area. what works for my 4x4 is a 12" hurricane...

good ole pencil and paper, rarely fails. dig it

nbd

Like Snoop once said, Ya doin too much

N and P is ok, but K is low. Typically like to have at least 2x K vs N in flower. Do you have any other items on hand? We may be able to find a solution with what you have

check out Eagle Grow Lights, link and discount code in my sig. i have the 650i in a 4x4 finishing a run