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So I have 2x Secret Jardin tents. The first tent I purchased I chose it due to the size, I needed something which would fit in a specific space. The second one, I went with the option due to value for money - I felt it was the better option. The reason I went with Secret Jardin is because I did not want to fork out money on a tent only to be plagued by issues such as light leaks through the zip (very common) or pin sized holes in the material (GT Hydro tents) and I did not want to have issues with poorly built tents (had an incident where a friend has the poles in his cheaper tent which we thought was decent quality fold in and end up taking his entire tent down and majority of his grow with it - the joints on the metal corners appear to have been done poorly). Secret Jardin also have some nice accessories for some of their tents, although I know they are not the cheapest I really enjoy mine and find the way they have designed it to be excellent... hence why I purchased a 2nd Secret Jardin. As for space, when growing space is always an issue. So go as big as you are able to would be my advice. I have a 3rd cheap tent which is 80 x 80 x 160 which I use for drying and STS plants and 2 plants can comfortably fit inside there, at a push 4 plants. 100 x 100 would be better for 4 plants but it also depends how big your want the plants and how you train them etc. etc. To sum it up, go for a tent as large as you can comfortably fit inside your space and it is worth spending a bit more on a quality tent to avoid headaches and frustration in the future.

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So I had extra coco, a volunteering plant and the will to try something. So I potted a Mendocino Skunk from a 25L to a 45L pot and waited 2 weeks to see if she reveged. But she just kept in flowering. I started feeding her flowering nutes tonight at a ph of 5.5. The runoff was 6.2. Not sure if thats good or not but the lady is looking fine. I defoliated her and cleaned up at the bottom

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Depends on how fast your plants grow. Flipping early as in 3-4weeks. And if you can get your hands on metal halide lamp then that would keep everything a lot more compact in veg i.e. tighter internodal spacing. And then you can use hps lamp from around day 18 of flower

I socked for about 36 hrs and then put on paper towel and close to my hard drive and done. 36hrs later they up. With the Monster Genetics Bruce, I did have to crake it open, such beautiful healthy seeds. But now way, it would have generated, with a shell so big. Got a line on a 8 inch inline fan?

I was in your shoes a few months ago too. In terms of soil, Freedom Farms and Organics Matter are both popular and decent soils. I have used both and they are both great - keep in mind that soil may have bad batches at times. As for nutrients, for me I kinda just messed around a bit and tried to see how far I could push things and learn my limits that way. Over time you will get a feel for it, the nutrient guides can be of use as a rough guide line. There are ultimately 3 scenarios: You do not give nutes soon enough - the leaves on the plants will start to go yellow and growth will be a bit on the slow side You give too many nutes and the plants get nute burn - this will be noticed by looking at the plants leaves, the tips will go a lighter colour and growth may be slowed for a few days You give the plants enough nutes and they are happy, green and healthy Scenario number 1 is not an issue, you will notice it and if you are unsure create a thread on the forums and people can advise you. You can then give your plant nutes and it will recover, you would have learnt more and gained some experience and insight. Growing in good soil helps prevent this from happening. Scenario number 2 can happen, but unless you really fuck up and seriously give your plants waaaaaay too many nutes it will not die. You will be able to get the plant to recover from it without much difficulty. Scenario number 3 is what I am sure will happen. Depending on what nutes you plan on using, you may need an EC pen (for the GHE nutes I would recommend a PH pen). As a rough thumb suck guide, once the plants have their 2nd set of true leaves (serrated leaves) out, then you can start giving nutes if you'd like. Go for a lower EC of around 0.6 to 0.7 and the plants should handle it without much issue. As the plants get larger and if they are still in veg you can increase it up to 1.2 EC - I have never felt any need to go above this during veg. By this point the plants are already established and quite hardy and they can handle quite a bit. When you put the plants into flower, they are already big and established, start with an EC of 1.2 and you can increase it upto around an EC of 1.4, maybe 1.6 if you feel the need to but even at an EC of 1.6 it is perhaps on the higher side. When I mix my Haifa nutes I end up with an EC of 1.4 and sometimes I add the Freedom Farms Fire Juice just because I have it which pushes the EC upto 1.8 and plants handle it without any issues. You could certainly get away with less nutes, especially in soil and during veg. If you use the above as a rough guide, unlikely you will hurt your plants. Another thing to keep in mind is that some plants are happier with higher nutes than others so it may vary a bit between plants / strains.

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Bit bigger now.

Hey guys this will be a shorter SOTM this month to accommodate the festive season. There will be no poll held this month as the winners will be announced on the day the comp closes