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@420SA Can't you turn into a "Love" selection option? "Like" just not doing it here This is more plant porn and @Totemic "Downhill from here" In which parallel universe?

Not forgetting the 3 outdoor CBD Charlottes Web And the "funny' one..

How much light you have in the tent? Is a first that i see a feminized auto do that.... and in my personal opinion, i prefer Nirvana over Barnies Farm genetics, if we have to go dutch. For autos, go fastbuds or mephisto, you know you get decent material and not super complicated to get either. if you just wanna play around... have fun.. i wouldnt waste to much time on it. I would take the hermi out of the tent in any case...

those 4 did the venting of my 2.4x2.4, two in, 2 out, 2 setups. One going outside with carbon filter, one back to the climate room. Get switched on depending to humidity and temp. If you have a 2.4 x 1.2 take 2, with a 2.4x2.4 all 4... venting capacity should keep mold out of your tent when your light cycles. Venting is key for climate control, makes your life just way more easy, if you can move enough air.

Very sexy! That is waaaaay better then before! Love it!

Experienced.. wouldn't say so. I just like to know what works and what doesn't. When the law said unlimited seeds.. I ordered 11 strains a 10 seeds from fastbuds.. then they changed the draft ^^ and my order got confiscated. Now we check what works, before Jerry sends the rest Their work is a bit useless.. as at the end.. you get your seeds.. they just waste more CO2 on wasted transport. And as the WHO took Cannabis off the list for dangerous drugs, I am willed to go head to head with a judge because now they just restrict my liberties as a individual. Cannabis is important for my personal well being and quality of life.

Normal mail, the idea is to see what customs do with the shipment. Is fully declared and a paper inside, free samples. After the draft... that is legal. Lets see...

Mhh they are to big for a 1.2x0.6 tent ^^ even with a power dial.. one in, one out.. you might create your own little tornados in that tent hehehe Noise level.. you can NOT sleep in the same room or you are deaf anyhow If you attach a dimer.. you can regulate it.. mine are just plug in and 100% air movement.

i have a 30 seeds shipment on the run with Jerry, no stealth, fully declared THC seeds, testing what will happen. Just in accordance with the law. Checking what customs do and if they let it pass, Fastbuds will limit max orders to SA to 30 seeds but ship official. Post office just useless... 3 to 4 months those mailing easy take till delivery... not sure that slow service you can call a mail service

There you go ^^ Controller B - CO2 Out This is where you connect your regulator or solenoid controlled gas burner. Please note this is a 220/240v AC output. Please check solenoid coil voltage. Regulator This unit is designed to work with any 220 volt control device. If you know how to connect a 220v plug, you shouldn't run into any issues getting those 2 together Addon Did you see in the setup scematics, they run their own cooling cycle for the lights in co2 setups

you have have me the links to your products you want to connect?

The indoor comes rather nice.. and I like the little work there is to trim and dress at harvest ^^ Meet K ^^ and some of the clones. I run different BioBizz setup and curious if I get more yield on that tray. the white spots are wind damage.. just to explain the not green area so far happy

I think Totemic mentioned it before.. balancing a closed setup is hard work and each tweak usually costs more electricity. All people I know, who used CO2, gave up around 2 years after and went to normal growing again. To much hassle to keep all perfect.

When the plant leaves reach the outside of the pot, and is not the final pot, it is time to repot the plant. Very simple rule.

1 week.. she is on flush since last Friday I only see clear and milky sugar leaves don't count. But for plants getting outside on the 1 Jan.. they are in a hurry..

Mhhh just let it run more. the AC clearly gets the temp down. Let it kick in before you tick over 26.. you have the 28 border, but you still jump 5-7 degree up and down several times an hour. crossing 28 is something you should avoid.. like normal tent growers should stay below 26.. rest reduces your quality already. Over 30 is the no go zone in any case. Would set the temp to kick in lower, costs more but should reduce those swings.

Why is your temperature fluctuating that much before 7?

Yep.. put the autos in the most sunny spot.. best on your roof if you can. 10 liter pot.. you should end with the same density as if you run a cheap light. If you are on a tight budget, learn outside.. sun is free.. at least they don't tax it yet Autos you can play around all year long.. as soon as you go indoor, your expenses are ticking and if you screw up, you only sit on those. Not that we do rocket science, but then invest the 500 bugs in some good fertilizer and you get out more.

To run a light for 3 plants.. with fans for cooling and air circulation.. Eskom will take that off your wallet per month alone. The real cost is not the light, is to run it.

Walking in the right direction had to harness the main to keep it up. and a macro I did from half Hight of the main cola Pics made 23 Feb

Why a closed system? I would only consider it when I bring CO2 into play. As you are allowed to grow by law.. you live down wind of the sewage treatment plant or beside the garbage disposal? Or you think fresh air just sucks? Or just in the mood to try CO2? Must be a corvid related epidemic, people get so bored, they just try to entertain them self I really like your setup.. easy to vent, organized.. sexy.. so why again you have to bring CO2 into play? and as you are not having the needed micromol.. reduce to 400ppm.. not killing you, less cost, lasts longer.. same result. Just flooding the room with CO2.. will not make the monster yield.. if you fight with heat.. the temp sweet spot gets raised to 28 degrees.. but just for that all the hassle with the CO2.. not sure I would put up with it.

@SoloKush as you are THAT determined.. let me tell you a short but rather important lesson in regards.. you do not look for more yield but top bud. Most in here heard about the friend down the road.. we grow on the same setup.. QBs, fertilizers, rain water.. he got the only Quantum Flux Meter i know a guy owning down here.. PsyClown might be the second soon. But.. now the more convincing part. This friend never grew indoor before.. never. On his second indoor grow he put some GSC Autos from Nirvana in and when we went testing to Futurama, the guy from Canabliss said that this is the highest ever GSC he tested.. with 18.7% potency. He isn't also the detailed, I check every parameter, guy. Light he sets with the Quantum Flux and gives fertilizer what ever his table says ^^ checks morning and evening and that is about it, no training, nothing. If a plant grows out of size.. he just cuts or dumps it outside for less hassle. So is not him doing something special, is just the light at the right distance on all stages. As said.. tell your guys.. if they want the best you can grow.. you need that tool, I am not joking here or wanna make you buy stuff. Light has a huge impact on taste and potency. Main issue.. I have zero experience with the micromol PAR needed for a CO2 setup on each plant stage.. would need some read up.

@SoloKush The post before was for Dookie69... we already figured out that your room has enough light wattage You have a mission and are very determined so sitting here with a big smile. Just keep your wits together when you enter the room (bit dizzy, light tingle in your fingers, just leave and ask yourself the questions outside the room, never hesitate). And yes, please.. keep me posted

The Sp250 is for 1.2x0.6 (meter ^^) 2 for a 1.2x1.2 (4x4) seems right, but not enough to justify CO2. I use between 410 and 480 watts on 1.2x1.2 (4x4), friend down the road with the Quantum Flux Meter has a 600 watt lamp on a dimmer on the same area. So 600 watts not enough either.. count 4 of those SP250 and you get to the point where CO2 makes sense to install. Just.. check your ventilation is good on those lamps. I don't know the Migro Aray 720.. but if the 720 is watts.. that is not enough for a 1.5x1.5 to run CO2 in. And again.. my personal opinion.. I am not good with CO2 and avoided to get into that mess. Enough busy with cooking climate the normal way