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Mars Hydro, Mammoth, Secret Jardin, Bud Box I have heard good things about the above tents. Although I have personally had a Secret Jardin Hydro Shoot tent split at the seams when trying to get it over the poles. The Secret Jardin Dark Street tent I had never had such issues. Also I see @felix2000 says his Mammoth has light leaking through the zips. So there are always exceptions and instances where things are faulty or an issue may occur.

This is interesting, have you reached out to the place you purchased it from? A Mammoth should not leak light at all. I know someone who has 2 Mammoth tents and neither leak any light. He got rid of his previous tents due to light leaks and the zips failing.

Futureponic, for some reason I seem to recall these being a similar design to the Magic Garden tents sold by Green Thumb Hydroponics. Not sure on the quality of them (Futureponic), just seen pictures online. However if the quality is the same as the Magic Garden tents, well... there are better quality tents out there for sure. Just because it looks the same, does not mean the quality is the same however it is not uncommon for suppliers in China to manufacture the same product and just put a different logo on it depending on who they sell it to. Is it an online purchase? Is there anyway you could physically see the tent before you purchase? Ideally check for light leaks as well although this is best done with a light inside the tent and having the tent in a dark room. Light leaks are a concern when it comes to tents, the quality of the tent is also important as you want it to last a long time. You do not want the zip to give in, or the stitching in the seams to come loose or even worse the polls or corner connectors to break leading to possible damages of your plants and even equipment. There have been situations where all of the above has happened to various friends of mine.

@Psylecta not sure a out the mark on the leaf but I'd say cut the bottom and largest fan leaf off the clone. Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

@GGG Efekto G49 and SK Eco Oil are both decent options. There are a few other options too. Builders and nurseries should stock them, the bottle will tell you how much to use.

Then both are female. Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

None that I can think of. It's for foliar spraying. A wetting agent prevents this (see the water droplets and how that will prevent the solution from staying on the leaves): It will help the solution spread more like this and coat the leaf / plant better:

A wetting agent is something you mix with a solution which will be sprayed onto the plants. So something you'd typically mix with pyrol for instance, the wetting agent helps spread the solution when its sprayed on the plant and prevents it from forming drops and rolling off the plant. It helps it to stick to the plant basically. It helps spread the liquid and prevents it from forming droplets and rolling off. If you have ever used a product like Wynn's C-Thru on your your windshield, it might make more sense. After using C-thru any water will form a drop and run off the windshield easily. This is the opposite effect you want when spraying your plants with some sort of foliar spray, so a spreading agent / wetting agent helps prevent this from occuring.

Bleach will kill the spores. May be a better idea to wipe down the LEDs yourself then.

From what I can see, I'd be comfortable harvesting on Sunday. Although I am use to seeing the trichomes more enlarged - I do not use a loupe, I struggle to see what is really going on with a loupe.

@PeeWee The first post is female. The 2nd post, if its all photos of the same plant, looks to be female based on this picture.

Yeah, use your finger, I find it works well. The soil will dry out on the top first most of the time and the lower parts of the soil might still be moist. A seedlings tap root will grow and shoot down rather quickly however I still prefer to use my finger to check how dry the soil is and then decide whether I need to give it more water or not. Feeling the weight of the soil can also help. The pics of your soil looks very dry, but it could just be the very top layer and directly underneath it has a lot of water it is holding - but from what I have heard those soil moisture meters are not very accurate or useful.

I agree with @CreX Coppersoap is great for PM but should not be used when the plants are in flower - you can then make use of Sulphur (not burning, but get one which you can spray). Wetting agent is always useful too. Pyrol is great for pests and I see you already have that. Hydrogen Peroxide and/or bleach (jik, or whatever) to clean and sterilize the tent and equipment. It would be best to clean the fans and everything but in reality it's going to be near impossible to do a thorough clean and get everywhere. You can also consider a disinfectant fogger, have all equipment on and running (so the fan moves) and set off the fogger inside the tent. Keep in mind the PM spores have likely been pushed to the outside of the tent via your extraction fan. So perhaps set it off in the room which contains your tent and ensure a good portion gets inside the tent too. This might be easier than using a cloth with bleach or H2O2. How well it works in comparison, I am not actually sure... but in my mind it makes sense that it would work well. lol Pitty you have chucked the plants already, I was going to suggest coppersoap and/or some sulphur - should get rid of the PM and possibly even those weird spots you had.

@Wulf I have heard very mixed opinions regarding those soil water meters - they do not seem to be very accurate overall. IMO get use to not using one, I also feel people make a big deal with regards to overwatering but underwatering is a big concern as well, especially for the small seedlings.

Give it a few more days and keep the soil moist! If the soil dries out, you can kill the seedling. You do not want soaking wet soil, but it needs to always remain moist.

Nice, what sort of yield did you get from the first plant? I see the website no longer exists as well.

Hahaha, never seen that before.

@Viri bit difficult for me to see but there seems to be some amber and quite a lot of milky trichomes. So I reckon you could harvest now and it would be good, or if you want some more amber wait a few more days before you harvest.

Hopefully they've been in flower for a week or two otherwise your smoke may not be ready in time as it needs to mature and dry...a bit of a cure would be nice too. Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

You can take them inside and finish them off in flower with some lights or you could take them inside and reveg them with lights and then flip to flower (will take longer though). Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

You could probably go for 6 even. Depends how big the plants get really.

@DamDave that is a bit difficult to say without proper specs. These were 50W or 100W actual output? So if its 100W each, 200W in total. 1.2 x 0.6 tent should be good for those lights and your coverage and output should be decent. I was able to fit 6x 20L pots into my 1.2 x 0.6 tent, it was a tight fit though.

I prefer pyrol over neem personally and seem to get better results with pyrol too. Try a stronger dose of bio neem first and see if you come right or not - do you actually see any pests on the plant?

I feel decriminalization is a good idea and more countries should adopt it. I also feel that certain substances should be made legal, particularly majority of psychedelics and other drugs which are generally not habit forming. You cannot trip on psychedelics every day as tolerance builds up and after a while tripping loses its appeal and you do not care much for it anyways. Not to mention the positive effects some of these substances have for / on people. Some popular ones being mushrooms, LSD, Ketamine, DMT (Ayahuasca, freebase, changa etc.) The issue with making some substances legal is, where do you draw the line and what does one need to consider in order to make that particular substance legal yet keep other similar substances illegal / decriminalized? Ironically a lot of the newer, "worse" synthetic drugs are analogues and were created due to other, often safer and more tried and tested drugs, were made illegal and have become difficult to get. Flakka (Alpha PVP) is a good example and of course how could we forget about 25i-NBOMe (fake LSD) and to a point mephedrone (4-MMC / m-cat) and there are many more. Alternative, sometimes cheaper or just easier to source drugs which are sold as something they are not as well as people cutting the stuff with deadly shit causes lots of issues and deaths. If you are able to get access to a pure product which is consistent, I feel overdoses and deaths will be less likely as you won't be going from something weak and watered down to something super pure by accident. Not to mention the havoc it is causing the to world with cartels and clandestine labs creating these substances and having to dump the waste / by products as they cannot legally and easily dispose of it and then law enforcement ruining precursors which are in essence limited - such as Sassafras oil which is used to synthesize MDMA, it is created from the root bark of a tree and I believe this tree grows quite slowly. It is actually two sided as people are cutting down loads of these trees to synthesize MDMA which is a problem in itself, then law enforcement destroys the oil they confiscate which just makes matter worse as it won't stop people from producing MDMA but will lead to more trees being cut. We all know the war on drugs does not work and just costs everyone a fuck ton of money. Not saying people do not get fucked up and do stupid shit when high, but the same happens when people are drunk or abuse scheduled medication which was legally obtained. People will do what they want to do, as long as there is a demand for it there will be a supply. Just because it is illegal does not mean it is unsafe, just because it is legal does not mean it is safe.

Not sure if its dust / dirt but there are some dark spots and light spots on the leaf. The front of the new leaf in particular, those small white partciles... WTF is that? Also where the spots are, it looks as if the top layer of the leaf is not quite there - as if something has eaten through it / burnt it. I do not know what it is or might be, however if it were me in the situation I'd try give the plant a spray to see whether it helps at all or not. Coppersoap sounds like a good choice as it is a fungicide. I might even consider pyrol as well for just incase, although not sure it will help. I do not think it is leaf septoria, however being a fungus the coppersoap should help if it is.