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Quick update… The trichomes have arrived, and with them a pleasant smell wafting through my back yard. :)

Lots of naysayers in here… Based on my experience (including with 400 watts in small spaces) I think you have enough room there to grow a nice little plant. I would go ahead and flip to 12/12 now/soon, then just keep (gently) bending and tying down anything that gets too close to the light...

“Too early” is subjective - depends on what you’re going for. I don’t really see any amber trichomes showing, so yes, that was harvested earlier than I would have aimed for.

Looks like you got them some nitrogen! Color looks much better.

Just to clarify, the shed in question doesn’t exist yet. I’m comfortable with tools and have built several sheds from scratch. If I decide to do this, I’ll start from scratch and build it for the sole purpose of indoor gardening.

Noted, thanks. If I end up doing this, I’ll do it right - pour and seal a floor slab, then build from scratch using typical construction materials rather than buying a flimsy ready-made sheds.

Yep. It works very well! I mixed up some spinocid and dosed the whole area around my plants (avoiding flowering plants so I don’t kill any bees). I did notice that on the lower setting it’s more of a spray and not quite so atomized. Oh well, still WAY better than the little pump sprayers, etc...

I think all you really need is a recliner and a mini fridge… Maybe a coffee table. Haha!

Good points, tracker. Yes, I would need AC, dehum and heater, and my goal would be to get those automated with one of the nifty environmental controllers I see available. I would prefer to avoid the need for supplemental CO2, but I suppose that’s unavoidable if I go for a truly sealed room…

What’s up, everyone. I’m just doing a little brainstorming for a future project. I’m picturing a ~5 foot by 8 foot well insulated “outbuilding” that could be run as a sealed grow room with a couple 600 watt lights. The attached picture is just one example of a shed like I’m considering...

I’m sure it’ll work just fine. I’m only being picky since I just dropped $170 on it!

My Hudson arrived yesterday! Woohoo! I haven’t tried it yet. Hopefully it’s not a problem that the corrugated rubber hose is squished a bit flat…

Those look to me like they’ve got at least 3 weeks to go. NOW would be the time to plan ahead and think about a rain shelter if that’s a concern where you are.

I’m intrigued by Regalia, but goddam it’s pricey… Any others have experience with Regalia (or other products designed to boost resistance)?

Just giving this thread a little bump since I’m back at it after a hiatus and I’m about to build another brewer. :) I couldn’t find a water bottle w/o handle this go around, so I stopped by a home brewing store and picked up a 6-gallon plastic carboy. Same deal. Let the organic goodness commence!

Hey, Mohican! I’m back at it after a ~6 year “hiatus” - outdoor this go around, since I just moved and don’t have a “Medicine Cabinet” up and running yet. I actually just moved about a month ago, so I got a very late start. All good. I’m sure I’ll have something to show for it in a month and a...

That’s what I’m talking about! Thanks, Rurumo and others! I think you may have chimed in on my other thread about strain selection? If you haven’t figured this out yet, I’m a guy who likes to plan everything out ahead of time AND come up with contingency measures to implement if/when problems...

Thanks man. So you’re doing spinosad, wait X days, fungicide, wait X days, repeat? How often are you spraying? And what’s your fungicide of choice these days? My “go to” sprays are neem (emulsified with Pro-Tekt), spinosad, and potassium bicarbonate. I’ve been using been more often than...

What’s up, everyone? Let’s talk about IPM. Going along with the whole “ounce of prevention…” theme, I’d like to come up with a routine/schedule for preventative maintenance in my garden. More specifically, I’d like to come up with a short list of organic sprays and/or soil drenches that I can...

Interesting… Thanks, guys. For me this isn’t about production/yield, it’s about quality. I definitely learned the importance of proper training and pruning from my small-scale indoor experience…