Tx-Peanutt
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They look overwatered... And those lights don't need to be so close they will get plenty of light
I watered them like 10 min before picThey look overwatered... And those lights don't need to be so close they will get plenty of light
Are u waiting till the pot feels light??? Also it is best to water from the bottom up like fill tub with water 2-3 inches deep than sit them in it to keep a nat problem from formingI watered them like 10 min before pic
I'm not moving my plants lol. They are in an unused bathroom walk in shower. The drain is right in the shower floor. I have them just sitting on the floor. All run off and mess runs down the drain. No cleaning up needed for my op . All I do is water and move them aroundAre u waiting till the pot feels light??? Also it is best to water from the bottom up like fill tub with water 2-3 inches deep than sit them in it to keep a nat problem from forming
Looking good bud keep up the good work.... The watering idea is just my personal experience ... So u can do it the way u want ... I'll be watching your grow happy growing4 days after being topped. Plants are exploding with growth. Think I HAVE to do some lst to get some light to more of the plants insides. Plan on switching to flower when they are 3 ft tall so final height will be around 6ft so from the looks of it I'm going to be vegging for atleast another month. I not only want them tall but bush as HELL as well . They are only about a month old from seed and I already notice odor. Carbon filter install in another week or so. I know the phresh filters are highly recommended but I was thinking of buying an empty filter for $20-30 and just filling it with my own activated carbon like they sell by the pet aisle in Wally World
They don't look bad how far are u keeping the lights???? And what is watering schedule looking like??? Are u waiting till it feels light (the pot)???If the stems are still flimsy enough u can pull them down a little more to make them a little more even...Also a 600 watt hps/Mh bulb penetrates 36" if I'm not mistaken, u might wanna check that on google to be sure..As for the carbon filter I bought a Vivosun 6" x18" 10or8" it reduces to the 6" for easy hook up to ducting...30 days from seed. 8 days since being topped. Have been "trying" to lst lol to try and get more light into the plants' "guts". When the branches get long enough to "shade out" the lower ones I tie it down
My lights are about 1 ft away from my tops. I know ppl say keep them farther away and all but I don't see a problem. No signs of heat/light stress. I water every other day. Yes I guess I wait until the pot is light to water lol. I can tell the difference of the weight before and after watering. Yea the stems are still flimsy. I haven't tied them down all the way because I not only want my plants to somewhat widen out but I also want it to be a nice height. I just want to move enough leaves/stems to the point that my insides blossom up as well. And they are doing their thing. The insides are also bulking up. Good tip on the carbon filter. Do you have any feedback as far as making your own filter? Not a cheap diy one. But buy a decent filter for like $30 then buy and add my own carbon. Or should I just stick with the prosThey don't look bad how far are u keeping the lights???? And what is watering schedule looking like??? Are u waiting till it feels light (the pot)???If the stems are still flimsy enough u can pull them down a little more to make them a little more even...Also a 600 watt hps/Mh bulb penetrates 36" if I'm not mistaken, u might wanna check that on google to be sure..As for the carbon filter I bought a Vivosun 6" x18" 10or8" it reduces to the 6" for easy hook up to ducting...
I would go with Vivosun they last for 5-6 grows I keep mine in all the time and run it with my my lights my setup ain't perfect but it does the job ...LolMy lights are about 1 ft away from my tops. I know ppl say keep them farther away and all but I don't see a problem. No signs of heat/light stress. I water every other day. Yes I guess I wait until the pot is light to water lol. I can tell the difference of the weight before and after watering. Yea the stems are still flimsy. I haven't tied them down all the way because I not only want my plants to somewhat widen out but I also want it to be a nice height. I just want to move enough leaves/stems to the point that my insides blossom up as well. And they are doing their thing. The insides are also bulking up. Good tip on the carbon filter. Do you have any feedback as far as making your own filter? Not a cheap diy one. But buy a decent filter for like $30 then buy and add my own carbon. Or should I just stick with the pros
Should try to minimize those turns in the line. I forget what the rule of thumb is but like every 90 degrees you lose something like 10% of your cfm. The guy that told me this isn't exactly an hvac professional but the physics make sense and it seems to make a difference for me.I would go with Vivosun they last for 5-6 grows I keep mine in all the time and run it with my my lights my setup ain't perfect but it does the job ...LolView attachment 4009811
Unless he has a fan with plenty of cfmShould try to minimize those turns in the line. I forget what the rule of thumb is but like every 90 degrees you lose something like 10% of your cfm. The guy that told me this isn't exactly an hvac professional but the physics make sense and it seems to make a difference for me.
It's like 1,250 rpm but have u ever grown in a 3x3x72 tent it's kinda hard to put lights fans and ducting in there and not make any turns...Should try to minimize those turns in the line. I forget what the rule of thumb is but like every 90 degrees you lose something like 10% of your cfm. The guy that told me this isn't exactly an hvac professional but the physics make sense and it seems to make a difference for me.
Ah yeah, the smallest I've ever done with a hood and filter was 4x4 and it was pretty cramped. I've also always ran separate fans for my carbon filter and my hoods so I'm sure that helped more that I thought too.It's like 1,250 rpm but have u ever grown in a 3x3x72 tent it's kinda hard to put lights fans and ducting in there and not make any turns...
So did you have two in-line fans one for the lights and one for fresh air??? I'm always up for new and better ideas how did you have your setupAh yeah, the smallest I've ever done with a hood and filter was 4x4 and it was pretty cramped. I've also always ran separate fans for my carbon filter and my hoods so I'm sure that helped more that I thought too.
At the time I had 2 tents in a room 1 intake for the lights from the main house and exhausted that back out of the room, then I just controlled the rooms temp/rh and pulled through the filter and exhausted that out of my old chimney stack. To account for the negative pressure I used the closet as a buffer room. I ran some ducting to my ac vent and put a filtered intake at the top of the door as a return basically. I also ran a 10k btu ac/dehumidifier combo in the room, intake also running in through the closet door and the exhaust out into the same line as the lights. I've since moved and don't set up the same but it worked quite well. Because of the space I was in at the time co2 wasn't a great option, if I could have used it i would have set up a little differently. Mostly I would have eliminated the closet vent at the top and just left the carbon filter cleaning the air in the room and using the exhaust to create airflow. Which should have eliminated the most of the negative pressure and let me seal the room well enough to run co2.So did you have two in-line fans one for the lights and one for fresh air??? I'm always up for new and better ideas how did you have your setup
Wow that is well thought out.. mine is basic...Lol I've never really gave them much thought other than pulling air instead of pushing airAt the time I had 2 tents in a room 1 intake for the lights from the main house and exhausted that back out of the room, then I just controlled the rooms temp/rh and pulled through the filter and exhausted that out of my old chimney stack. To account for the negative pressure I used the closet as a buffer room. I ran some ducting to my ac vent and put a filtered intake at the top of the door as a return basically. I also ran a 10k btu ac/dehumidifier combo in the room, intake also running in through the closet door and the exhaust out into the same line as the lights. I've since moved and don't set up the same but it worked quite well. Because of the space I was in at the time co2 wasn't a great option, if I could have used it i would have set up a little differently. Mostly I would have eliminated the closet vent at the top and just left the carbon filter cleaning the air in the room and using the exhaust to create airflow. Which should have eliminated the most of the negative pressure and let me seal the room well enough to run co2.
I used to have too much time on my hands I probably redid that room at least once every other month for like a year until I was happy. There's always a way to make something better if you look hard enough lol.Wow that is well thought out.. mine is basic...Lol I've never really gave them much thought other than pulling air instead of pushing air