Tents make no sense to me. Then you have to buy fitting to fit the ventilation and fans and everything designed for a tent. What's the point? Currently in a mylar lined little room where the stuff I already have works for ventilation.
The ability to run veg and flower tables in the same room.
A small tent with the light, vent, runs around $300. I just don't see the upside. What does a tent do that a small mylar lined room doesn't do? And the wife still is able to put her makeup on. As the room was designed as her makeup room
Gotcha. Makes sense. Tents help maintain a controlled environment and keep light and smells in pretty effectively. Dedicated rooms likely work even better!
I think for your living and growing arrangement autos and not bothering with a tent because of a relatively small space was a good choice.
For me I like the tent opposed to my old Mylar diy bc it helps keep pet hair out and other random debris from making its way into the sticky flower. Also I can scrub the air with a carbon filter so my house doesn’t smell as much. Easy clean-up and doubles a place to dry after harvesting.
I get the house smell. I run a airmega air filter in my little 300 sf home. It is designed for 1500 sf. It does a great job. Filters run 50 bucks but worth it. Cleans pet dander and dust and shit pretty good.
Oh yea very easy to over complicate. But trying to replicate Mother Nature indoor can be very complicated
I read that with perfect conditions a jack herer auto can produce 500 grams per plant. I don't believe I will get anywhere close to that. Shooting for good quality good thc levels. I would be happy with a few ounces dried weight.Oh yea very easy to over complicate. But trying to replicate Mother Nature indoor can be very complicated
2-4oz from that plant? Or that’s what your goal is for overall yield per grow?
What are average jack here auto dry weight? What I am reading online seems not possible. 500 grams on a 3 foot tall plant?! That's a lot of dense heavy bud!!!
Well everything you read online isn’t always facts. Although 500 grams for an auto is totally possible depending on genetics, environment, and the guardian. I seen it at Cornell Field Days.
Not a chance with an auto, at least in my experience. Maybe wet grams? Three ounces is a decent auto haul for me (dry weight). I’d say 1.5-3.5z is the sort of reasonable range.
Well I need to know what your doing to get 4 to 5 ounces. Hopefully my soil, lights, and 24/0 light schedule gets me close. Let's go baby!!??
It's easy to grow weed. To grow good quality, optimally....... not so easy.
Just doesn't seem like it is. I can't remember his name but he grew damn good weed with nothing but good soil, a good light. That's it. He didn't get crazy with nutes or this or that. Just good quality soil, clean water and light.