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I would get an in line centrifugal fan, so you can use a real filter when you start to stink. I use a hurricane but brand doesn't matter. Vortex are sweet, there's plenty out there. a 4inch will exchange your air nicely, but the Temps are a bit harder to predict.

Yes, of course. You won't know much until you get your things in there and operating. You'll have to make adjustments with the weather too. a centrifugal fan exhausting air above your light should help the most. If it's a closet, you could even bring in a/c air :)

Try a dry run for a day if you can. Watch temps and all. That's a powerful lamp for that space.

The most simple answer could be, that the strains have a different biological "countdown" to flowering. I have identical strains flowering at different rates at the moment. The one not flowering is taller, correct? She's just still stretching out so she can produce for ya :) Imo, the longer...

What are you talking about? You're literally asking us if your plant smells ok. How could anyone here know? Lol come on dude. Ive flushed before and my soil DID make the plant smell bad for a few days. The soil is very close to the vegetation, buddy. and there is stinky stuff in soil that...

Meh, since there is no smellevision yet, I'd like to point out that there is alot of pretty rancid stuff in soil. doodie and other pleasent stuff. Im just brainstorming, but Have you flushed recently?

I assume you have an open hood? I do as well. Anywhere above the light should be fine. the hot air naturally moves up. then focus abother fan at your canopy :) During seedling, you can use your secondary fan to further cool the bulb, then hit the canopy when there is one Lol

Still hard to say. At least for me. A couple of days

You've made your own cabinet, correct? I'd flip the lights off, get in and close it up. If you can't see your hand in front of your face then let the photos rip! Autos should tolerate light leaks more, or you could seal em up (if there are any.)

these were under led light the whole time? Looks good, how many watts? Did you defoliate any?

Lol they're lowryder #1s but all 4 are almost 4 feet tall o_O and vary big time in pheno, so the genetics seem a bit wonky. I haven't done a ton of growing, but they're one of the prettiest plants I've done Imo. Maybe they would look like lowryders in a micro grow, but they took up about 3x the...

It was pretty recent actually. It's nearing the end now, I believe. it's definitely a girl:), but it could be seeded, I suppose.

I picked one of theese off my plant before. lol never thought it would be relevant.

No problem!

my plants look almost the same. They're a bit older than yours. I raised my light, allowed extra runoff today, and will supplement ca ma tommorow. Out of curiosity, are you running an open reflector?

I don't like the little cube shaped ones. They aren't useless, but I sow my seeds a little deeper than most. I get the 4inch tall pots so the taproot doesn't Imediately poke through the bottom Of the peat. I've done two seeds in straight ocean forest. One is in flower now and is probably my...

I wouldn't think vertical growth would still be vigorous 4 weeks in. Not like the preflower vertical growth spurt alot of guys refer to as "stretch." I'm prone to being wrong however.

Op: the only time I packed a small pot like a bowl, the seedling did die. That's probably what they mean. When watering it will naturaly compact over time.

I don't know what what wasps can do to plants, but I always get them out. To be fair I grow indoors and a wasp inside really halts my life. until I deal with it dark souls boss fight style. Gets the adrenaline going even more than video games lol.

Yes, I use Ocean forest. Only bad thing I've heard of it, I'd thier ph buffer (oyster shell) has been known to sputter out in late flower. BUT hopefully growing autos, their harvest will come before that point. I use the fox farm trio nutes as well. I've read some auto feeding guides with them...