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Really? It seems like an ideal space to me. It already reflective white inside. I'm using one of the shelves from the fridge as a frame for my lights (which I can easily move up the fridge in 4" increments using the preexisting shelf slots) and the same slots hold my screen which I can also move...

Thanks. There is a ton of potential in the fridge box if I can keep myself from screwing it up too badly! I'm always trying to level up w/ out the funds to support it. At least one more plant/weird scenario under my belt is better experience for next time.

I knew something was wrong just by the smell before even opening the fridge. Lettuce soup. never knew baked weed could smell so bad :P

haha yeah you got me there. I was really nervous this would happen..because it was a terrible setup. I put some autoflowers in the fridge for now and a kettlebell in front of the door HAHA. Feeling pretty safe that it's not closing now and I don't mess w/ the lights on the autoflower so less...

haha well... the fridge is going to be converted to a grow box more legitimately but for lack of tools several cords go through the front door.. including the temp controller for the exhaust fan. I didn't plug it back in after turning the lights back on. Since I've just had everything going for...

basically several failures occurred and my poor marionberry k plant was in a closed fridge box w/ no ventilation for hours. I am just running 150ish watts of CFLs but they were very close to the plant and it lost all it's leaves except 2 new baby colas that had started low on a branch I...

Any pro/cons in your opinion? Obviously if I had a ton of plants I wouldn't be doing this. I've topped 3 acres of brussel sprouts in a morning- pinch, pinch step, pinch, pinch, step :)

Done. We'll see how it goes. It would be easy to damage the new buds but I think I did ok.

Thanks that is the picture that made me wonder..

OK so this has me thinking- Fimming is essentially topping the plant at an earlier stage of the bud, when the nodes are closer. It isn't making 4 nodes due to some hormonal process of the fim, those nodes are there and would just be stretched out with growth when you top. I get that it breaks...

I have experience pruning lots of fruit, vegetables, vines, and trees so learning to prune my baby has required some restraint (I want to prune it to death I am afraid.) I have a good understanding of the nodes/growth tip the difference between topping and fimming- My question is when I FIM why...