Looking For A Paid Mentor

[golddog]

I've never understood why anyone would bother with a tent.

Many good reasons.

1) You can set them up and take them down, without construction. If you own the house and are LEGAL then you can modify the room any way you like it, but it won't be cheaper.

2) You can have multiple grows with differing lighting schedules, i.e. 1 for Veg, 2 for Flower, etc.

3) A 4 X 4 Tent only takes up 16 square feet. (for about a pound every other month, more when you get better)

4) Get A Secret Jarden Tent and no light leaks out, almost invisible.

 

[golddog]

What happens when it's 85 at night and 95 in the tent? I like my temps under the light at the top of the foliage, to begin with a 7.

It cools down at night where I live. If it were 85 at night, that would be a problem.

EDIT: There are a few threads on tents and usage, here's one:

https://www.rollitup.org/grow-room-design-setup/232817-grow-tents.html

 

[SimonD]

I'll give you free advice - don't do that. Don't let someone else tell you what to do anymore than you'd let someone else pick your wife. Go slow and learn on your own. Start on a small scale with a very small investment (I'll suggest for free how to do that). Learn some basics the hands on way and then you'll be ready. Maybe you'll need to ask some questions at that point - but you'll be an educated question asker.

Best advice here by far.

OP, you really don't have a choice if you want to grow on a bigger scale. I grow for a living and I'm not going to help you compete with me. Most folks in my situation feel the same. This leaves hobby growers. As such, you have one choice: learn how to do this, yourself. Get a few of successful grows under your belt, work with your room and its environment, begin understanding your constraints, and only then stop by IC and ask some intelligent questions. Hell, if I were you I'd be searching and reading day and night. Good luck.

Simon

 

[MJH54321]

Best advice here by far.

OP, you really don't have a choice if you want to grow on a bigger scale. I grow for a living and I'm not going to help you compete with me. Most folks in my situation feel the same. This leaves hobby growers. As such, you have one choice: learn how to do this, yourself. Get a few of successful grows under your belt, work with your room and its environment, begin understanding your constraints, and only then stop by IC and ask some intelligent questions. Hell, if I were you I'd be searching and reading day and night. Good luck.

Simon

You wont help her compete with you? so you supply for the whole world? or just the small area you live in? Why are you even on this forum if your not willing to help out fellow growers? Or are you just someone that takes all the knowledge but never give back?

 

[chicken bob]

You wont help her compete with you? so you supply for the whole world? or just the small area you live in? Why are you even on this forum if your not willing to help out fellow growers? Or are you just someone that takes all the knowledge but never give back?

might just be full of shit

 

[scroglodyte]

[h=2]Looking for a paid mentor.........looking for your Yoda, huh?[/h]

 

[MJH54321]

might just be full of shit

Haha, that true, +rep for you sir

I'd love to know how much he can yield per plant, but then again that could be some top secret info. LOL!!!!!!!

 

[TwoTokeSmoke]

If I may chime in as a Noob myself.... My first attempt failed as I did not have the experience of what the plants really needed and wanted. Simply put I tried to love them to death. With some advice and help from others on this site my second grow is doing much better and I know I will reap the benefits on this grow.
If "I" was you I would start out small and learn how to grow MJ first, learning what they need and want and when they want/need it. Then once you have that experience expand on your operation. Doing this you will learn the basics of what it takes to grow it then improve on your operation to increase yield and what works for you.
In the long run you will save yourself a lot of money, time and frustration.
I would NOT pay anyone for this assistance as it is all available to you at your finger tips here.
Thats my .02 cents as a noob myself.

Best of luck to you and keep us posted.

 

[SimonD]

You wont help her compete with you? so you supply for the whole world? or just the small area you live in? Why are you even on this forum if your not willing to help out fellow growers? Or are you just someone that takes all the knowledge but never give back?

If you click on the link in my sig, you'll see what I have given back to the community and what's sticked all over the net solely due to my work. You can also search and see the other methodologies I introduced over the years.

Having just looked at your past thread, you really have no idea what you're doing. With this in mind, how are your posts helping anyone? It's not an unfair question, given your comments.

Simon

 

[SimonD]

Haha, that true, +rep for you sir

I'd love to know how much he can yield per plant, but then again that could be some top secret info. LOL!!!!!!!

Is this a contest to see whether Dumb and Dumber was really a documentary? Find the brainpower to click on my sig and then go to my IC gallery. Unbelievable.

 

[MJH54321]

If you click on the link in my sig, you'll see what I have given back to the community and what's sticked all over the net solely due to my work. You can also search and see the other methodologies I introduced over the years.

Having just looked at your past thread, you really have no idea what you're doing. With this in mind, how are your posts helping anyone? It's not an unfair question, given your comments.

Simon

if you look at my post i put IMO which mean IN MY OPINION!!! that means it might not be the best or even correct but IMO it works for me.

So why did you even comment on this thread if your not going to help because you dont want to "compete"? All i was saying is unless the OP lives in your area then how would it be competing against you?

 

[SimonD]

if you look at my post i put IMO which mean IN MY OPINION!!! that means it might not be the best or even correct but IMO it works for me.

So why did you even comment on this thread if your not going to help because you dont want to "compete"? All i was saying is unless the OP lives in your area then how would it be competing against you?

Do you just want to argue? Sorry, not my thing.

Simon

 

[MJH54321]

Is this a contest to see whether Dumb and Dumber was really a documentary? Find the brainpower to click on my sig and then go to my IC gallery. Unbelievable.

But what strain is that? How much was the overall weight of that single plant?

 

[chicken bob]

If you click on the link in my sig, you'll see what I have given back to the community and what's sticked all over the net solely due to my work. You can also search and see the other methodologies I introduced over the years.

Having just looked at your past thread, you really have no idea what you're doing. With this in mind, how are your posts helping anyone? It's not an unfair question, given your comments.

Simon

if your so great u should help out a lil..............did u click on this thread just to let everybody know u are too good?

 

[MJH54321]

Do you just want to argue? Sorry, not my thing.

Simon

no i don't im simply asking why you even bothered to write on the thread if your not going to help the OP.

 

[MJH54321]

See "SimonD" its not just me that thinks you've just come across as a show off.

People helped you out to become THEIR competition yet you wont help anyone even get started off.

 

[SimonD]

But what strain is that? How much was the overall weight of that single plant?

It's Eva Seeds Monster. I grew out a 3-pack. Very constituent, stable individuals. Averaged ~3oz per square foot under 600HPS'. Didn't keep a mom, as it isn't right for my market. I typically grow out at least a dozen new strains each season in hopes of finding new mom(s) to work with.

Simon

 

[MJH54321]

It's Eva Seeds Monster. I grew out a 3-pack. Very constituent, stable individuals. Averaged ~3oz per square foot under 600HPS'. Didn't keep a mom, as it isn't right for my market. I typically grow out at least a dozen new strains each season in hopes of finding new mom(s) to work with.

Simon

I asked for the weight of the plant overall not by per square foot. and No im not trying to get at you, im just being curious.

 

[SimonD]

I asked for the weight of the plant overall not by per square foot. and No im not trying to get at you, im just being curious.

One plant per square foot. There's a whole tutorial explaining the process link'd in the post I referred you to earlier. How about you actually read something?

Simon

 

[MJH54321]

One plant per square foot. There's a whole tutorial explaining the process link'd in the post I referred you to earlier. How about you actually read something?

Simon

That would be fine IF i wanted to read a WHOLE tutorial but i wanted to know the answer to a simple question and yet your becoming a bitch about it.