kovidkough
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hempy definitely wins for simplicity.It depends on how you grow and how experienced you are I think. All I prefer for a base is seeds/clones, a 50 gallon tote, nutes and a bunch of perlite.
hempy definitely wins for simplicity.It depends on how you grow and how experienced you are I think. All I prefer for a base is seeds/clones, a 50 gallon tote, nutes and a bunch of perlite.
I bought an expensive carbon filter, but my 3 plants never stunk past the room they were in. Odors never made it into the rest of my apt. ... Guess ill be saving it for that 6 plant grow lolI don't use a filter, but I don't need to worry about the smell.
Different strains have different intensity of smell. You can have 6 that don't make much of a difference and the a 7th that just makes the space insane.I bought an expensive carbon filter, but my 3 plants never stunk past the room they were in. Odors never made it into the rest of my apt. ... Guess ill be saving it for that 6 plant grow lol
Thats good info , I was wondering.. Cause all ive ever heard my whole life is that 1 plant can reek so bad, you smell before entering a home. So i was shocked at week 5-6 flower and the odor was still super mild for 3 plants. They went through heat stress one night, early in veg while under 24/0 light , my AC cut off and by morning the grow hit 95* and like 100% humidity , ( my humidifier didnt kick off either, i was totally screwing my 3rd week of veg) . Needless to say, they looked so sad the next day, i thought they were goners, all the leaves died and i had to cut them off. The plants were literally just 1 stem sticking out of the dirt. 3 months of veg later, they recovered fully . i was wondering if somehow over heating them made them lose the heavy chronic odorDifferent strains have different intensity of smell. You can have 6 that don't make much of a difference and the a 7th that just makes the space insane.
Or my girl just likes to do all the trimmingA girl to go down while you trim. I'll be honest, that was the greatest tool I ever added to my arsenal. Makes trim days a breeze.
LOL!I have been running the same one for over five years. I also laugh when I go out in the backyard thinking about the skunk smells wafting over to the anti-pot lady next door.
1)Fiskar shears or any thin precise bladed type snippers, curved blades help a lot. $10-18What do feel are some essential and nice to have items in your grow kit?
Essentials:
Temp/Humidity meters
EC Meter
PH Meter
Nice to have:
PAR sensor
Multimeter with Amp clamp
Soldering Iron
Laser Thermometer (my next purchase I think)
You have yourself some awesome neighbors dude.Yea my neighbors welcome it. They know when my shits almost done. They also know they are about to get free bud lol. But thats outdoor grows.
This will be my 1st indoor attempt. I dont think they will care much about it being vented into the yard. It will just be the same shit at a different time of year lol
It can be strain dependent, pheno dependent, or environmental. Could be a combination of some or all as well.Thats good info , I was wondering.. Cause all ive ever heard my whole life is that 1 plant can reek so bad, you smell before entering a home. So i was shocked at week 5-6 flower and the odor was still super mild for 3 plants. They went through heat stress one night, early in veg while under 24/0 light , my AC cut off and by morning the grow hit 95* and like 100% humidity , ( my humidifier didnt kick off either, i was totally screwing my 3rd week of veg) . Needless to say, they looked so sad the next day, i thought they were goners, all the leaves died and i had to cut them off. The plants were literally just 1 stem sticking out of the dirt. 3 months of veg later, they recovered fully . i was wondering if somehow over heating them made them lose the heavy chronic odor
And a 1 gallon watering can that fits inside the bucket, cuts time and effort watering. Fill the 5 gallon bucket up with 4 gallons of water and nutes, adjust ph, then scoop out water a gallon at a time.Bucket is number one. You need a god damn bucket.