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Yup female, congrats!

Arrg! Killed another thread... didn't mean to hijack the thread, let me know if anyone is interested in details on the cooler/heater build.

Sounds like you're getting it dialed in... looking forward to the pics.

My wife and my brother. Not that I don't trust anyone else, many of my friends are trustworthy, it's just that people tend to say things unintentionally and before you know it people know that you didn't want to know. Keep it to yourself is the best practice.

It's been pointed out I've been remiss in describing mods during the grow, here are a few; added two small intake/circulation fans (80mm PC fans) to the clone/mom room, added small exhaust fan to the utility room (110mm PC fan), added a stand to raise the canopy closer to the light and reduce...

Saw this DIY setup a long time back, was going to try it for when I indulge :bigjoint: It's just a fan on top of a 5 gal bucket, the bucket has layers of filter and activated carbon then exhausts via the holes in the sides. Add a dryer sheet or potpourri if you like. Not my idea, I take no...

That's a good guide but it doesn't go quite far enough, I know it's long but here's a good thread and also a great place for ScrOG questions/pics Enter The ScrOG Feel free to check out my ScrOG journal, it's linked in my sig. It takes a little more work but the results are worth it I think. Let...

I can't seem to keep track of where I find things but I ran across this chart on a forum somewhere, full credit to the original poster "CaliGrower". This doesn't consider heat or reflector/hood effects on coverage. This illustrates what Snow Crash was saying also.

That could be true, part of that is the reflector but with a good air cooled tube or sealed hood it should be alright. I use my wrist (like checking a baby bottle) under the light to test the heat.

That looks like you splashed some nutes on the leaves, nice looking plants btw.

Your reflector will influence that somewhat as it dictates the coverage area to a great degree and a good rule is no closer than is comfortable to your hand. Opinions vary of course but I understand "optimal" to be about 10", a 140K lumen bulb will provide 64K foot candles at that distance. Of...

It's do-able in that space, depends on a lot of other factors as well. What type of lighting, ScrOG, SOG, etc. soil or hydro, CO2 enrichment to name a few. Good luck and post a thread with the result.

I'm not associated with these guys at all and if you've seen this please forgive the "spam" but I think this software is fairly slick. Not very well documented but it didn't take but a few minutes to figure out. I've done away with notes and paper calendars and I think it improves my security...

Been a while since I posted anything here, a couple of pics are always nice. Seems to be some interest in my cabinet, honestly I've changed it some but based on feedback I'll do a build thread on it with all the gory details. edit: that's one of two 2 sqft screens - 37 days in flower

Just before training today, filling in nicely - 37 days in flower. edit: the screen in that pic is 2 sqft, one of two.

Yeah looks like some parasite - aphids, thrips, spider mites, white flys, assuming your pH and ppm are in line. Saw something similar w/ a copper toxicity once but the spots weren't that yellow.

The best "cheap" one I've used is the little red/black digital Hanna (model 98103 I think), about $30 but you'll need to pick up some reference solution, mine needed calibrating at least once/week but it does offer replaceable probes.

Clean your reservoir, flush w/ H2O2 and pH'd water, add a bigger air pump and/or air stones. That looks bad, hope she recovers.

Looks very high in N and deficient in Fe & S, could be a lock out. I agree w/ the other guys, flush and give just pH water for a few days.

Little Tommy is right, fresh air but if the room air coming in is that high you can use small dehumidifiers that come in a can or a sac, usually silica gel that absorbs moisture. Usually available at Wal-Mart and such, very cheap.