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yes id use it for veg and get a better one for flower. target has 42 watt 2700k bulbs 6 of these will do wonders for your yeilds

looking great updates?

your welcome good luck on the grow feel free to drop by any of my threads for ideas or questions

3 fans and only 187 watts for veging and im already running into temp problems. i have a 120mm exhaust fan from the trunk out, another 80mm exhaust fan out of the rubbermaid, and an 8 in intake fan into the rubbermaid, and another passive intake coming into the trunk. the intake and exhaust are...

the trunk is close to air tight.... i have one 120mm pc fan pulling air out of the trunk and one 80mm pc fan pulling air outta the rubbermaid. i have a 8 in fan pushing air through the rubbermaid and passive intake for the trunk.... the temps are in the low 100's and i think i need to put...

shits looking good as always +rep

been busting my ass setting this up and the temps are still pissing me off so any advice would make me very happy here are detailed pics

i agree. cfls take up much less space and hps fill more space. its a trade off

great job these have turned out nice

subscribed good shit. how are your temps

well youll want the 6500ks to start them so they dont stretch but if you ABSOLUTELY have to use the 2700k it wouldnt be as bad for an autoflower. but youll need about 100-140 watts for veg and 200-230 watts for flowerring if theyre close together in smaller pots and like 150 watts for veg and...

id change out the 42 watters with flower bulbs (2700k) and the rest 6500k. a rule of thumb is no more than a third of the bulbs can be the wrong spectrum

well i think the yellowing maybe just that the plant is burning through nutes faster than the roots can take them in i think its normal for a plant to look that way... watch out some autoflowerers are ready after 6 weeks so watch the trichs they look great

well natural sunlight is around 10,000 luminens per square ft. so with 42 watt bulbs youll need 10+ with 26watters like 18+

well the reason most dont dry in grow rooms is because the humidity in an optimum grow room is to high to properly dry a plant but it could be done with proper circulation

that is beatiful... how tall are yours? do you know the sativa to indica ratio off the top of your head sorry for all the questions in your post im starting to think my next cab is gonna be a knock off of yours and if i get even 3/4s of your grams per square foot ill be happy

dayumm they look good i hope they dont shrink too much haha they look so tasty wet

this way you dont see a carbon filter hanging out or a hole lotta wires going into it.... i wouldnt really get that much more room anyway

hahaha hopefully it doesnt have the same effects on you and dumbs you down

true haha i do most of my growing outdoors i just come inside during the winter and for moms and cloning. i do atleast 90 percent of the flowering outside