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This is all part of the game. You should know how tall you want them to be before you flower. You need to root a clone then once it's rooted out it in the final bucket you plan on using. Don't over water as a young clone doesn't need much. Your plant size is dictated by the size of your space...

Hah! Very Nice! Good to see that you got a straggler to recover. Yah I decided not to give up on it. I just don't know if it's female or not, so I'm starting to feel the hit in resources for what seems to be nothing so far. I got home today and some some pretty decent growth so I'm gonna run...

so i gotta little hempy goin. and its been takin its sweet mutha effin time. I transplanted from soil. into a hempy about 4 days ago. The roots were pretty long, and i've seen a little new growth, but it started to get a lime green tint to it. So 2.5 weeks into veg at only an inch and a half...

I've basically been scouring the internet learning about Hempy grows as much as I possibly can...For the past 3 weeks. I'm no expert or wizard or anything like that. But my google research has pointed me to somebody that was one of the most well known successful Hempy growers out there. Now, he...

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I spent a lot of time searching, not only how to make a Hempy bucket, but how to actually go from being a soil grower to a hydro grower using passive hydro or Hempy Buckets. I couldn't find any solid information that had more insight on feeding schedules, nutrient balancing... and just an...

It's really good to hear that. Temps were my main concern along with fan noise. Luckily I Foam sealed all of the cracks.inside the cab. I saw foam seeping out the back where I replaced the back panel. It filled all the cracks so I'm hoping that the seals will reduce the noise as much as...

Thanks for the input! I'm thinking about it and you're right. I'm also thinking that a bigger line would reduce noise. I guess the 6" fans were out of my budget (now I wish I would have spent the extra 50 bucks lol!). I originally went with 4" to save space in the cab. The scrog grow will take...

I will definitely be doing a scrog. to give you an idea. the inside of the ca is 4'x2' and 7 feet tall

Story- I ran about 6 different grows about 5 years back. I learned ALOT I mean ALOT. I read magazines, books, forums, everything for a couple years. And I had to stop. Only because of my housing situation. I knew everything I was doing wrong to get maximum yield, I just didn't have the resources...

Well, it's Hydrofarm Ducting. It's Silver on the outside and Black on the inside. I have no ducting running out of the cabinet. It's like it was meant to be.

Lol! I'm laughing my elephantine balls off right now.

Thanks for all of your input. I didn't think the ducting would block as much light as it does. My intakes are on the floor, and vent output at the top. Thanks so much it saved me a lot of room on the floor of the cabinet and allows me to re-direct the air to wherever I want it! This has been...

Those are going to have minimal to no affect. Light tight is ideal, but if you don't have to worry about someone noticing the light leaks, or you're not worried about being stealthy. Those are nothing to sweat about.

Bump. Really? I was worried the ducting would let too much light travel through. I was going to use PVC J-Pipes, But if you're saying one turn in the ducting will kill my light. I'm just gonna do that. Anybody else use ducting bends to block light as well as air flow???

Hey Everyone, First I'd like to thank the members of this forum. I haven't run a grow in almost 5 years, and after reading these forums through and through I've decided to start up again. I haven't lost the touch and I'm committed to doing it the right way this time. But I have a question...

I've seen some good techniques, where guys put together little diy carbon filters, and tie them to standard portable AC units and ionizers. You can make like a carbon pouch with crap from walmart and band it to the intake or the out put of just about any ionizer, portable AC unit, or vertical...