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just got back. Here are the pics. 4 weeks in. Mango in middle-left, back right Brazil back left, middle-right Durban center Himalayan gold bottom-center One mango is 100% sativa, and still growing vertically while budding slow. I did not experience this last grow. The other mango is stable...

I used silicon caulk to seal the inside, and put weatherstripping (found near doors) around the edges of the 2 doors. It was 100% lightproof.

Yes, it is a 600. Eventually, i changed it over to having a fan pull air from inside the cab, through the light, and out through a carbon filter

yeah, weatherstripping from a hardware store seals all the cracks

like this?

25/g 65/8th 125/ quarter 230/ half 440/ oz If i want to move a lot of dank, it's 1600 a q

I don't flush (soil) and the bud comes out great every time. Better yields if you keep feeding up until harvest..

here you go.

2 (cubic feet) = 14.961039 US gallons since it's soil, you can probly get 5 or 6 3-gallons depending on how much you stuff em.

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i've had both, and I love my digital. No heat, very silent, can't even tell it's on. No question that the digital runs way cooler. It doesn't even get warm..

I run an 6in growbrite fan 6 in air cooled light and a Can 66 filter. The fan pulls air through filter, through the light , through the fan and out. I have ZERO smell issues. The Can 66 is absolutely superior to the HTG filter which I had before.

I am running out of space very fast.. especially with that sativa dominant mango in the back. The light is up as far as it can go. It is roughly 1.5 - 2 ft away from most of the the plants. The mango in the back has some branches that are only a few inches away, but no burn. No real heat issues...

just checked on my plants after a week. They have doubled in size, all about 4ft tall. One of my mangos is pushing 5 feet. 100% green, no dying leaves. My Himalayan gold has shades of purple starting on it. It's so crowded in there that I can no longer tell which plant is which. Pics to...

sigh......

Have you ever topped a plant? It's not hard to grasp this concept. When you cut the main growth shoot, it takes take for it to start growing again. In that time the other, lower branches will have had a few days growth. They should be close, if not at the top where you made your cut. The plant...

No, he's pretty correct. When you top a plant, the bottom branches will catch up to the top. Forms a much better canopy. And one cut doesn't mean it just produces two colas.. You can get a cola per shoot if they have adequate light each.

All of my 7 plants have 11 blade leaves.

Is that dutch passion twilight? If so, can you share some some opinions on it?