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I'm in the process of setting up a dedicated drying tent. I'm planning on a 32"x32"x63" tent. Gonna keep the vent flaps open and throw a 4" inline fan up top to get some airflow. Question is, what cfm inline fan should I get? Or should I get a duct booster...something weaker. I have my eyes on a...

I'm also in the market for some new led lights. I have a 5x5 tent and run 2 Mars hydro reflector 192s. I've been using them for 2 yrs now and they work fine but I'm rdy to purchase a new brand. I have come across spider farmer 600w leds that having dimming capabilities pulling 266w from the...

One 192 alone gets you 1200 in the hot spot. How do you figure 4 will get 250?

I didn't plan on getting 2 more Mars. I would like to keep the Mars as backups and purchase 4 led lights. I think with 4 lights vs the 2 I will be able to get full coverage of the 5x5 tent instead of having wasted light around the edges of the tent

I currently run 2 Mars hydro reflector 192s I'm a 5x5 grow tent. I have been using them for about 2 yrs now and I'm rdy to upgrade. I plan on buying a par meter to get my lights the perfect distance from plants but I want to be sure I'm not gonna be overloading my tent with too much light. Ive...

The thing about scrogging is you wanna use a plant you can top so you can fill out the canopy. Autos veg for a month I believe? So if you top an auto it's gonna slow down but still won't delay when she flowers. And if you don't top, she's gonna grow right on up past the scrog to the point you...

That's great advice man. Thanks a million. Sounds like I'm gonna be doing a lot of transplanting in my next grow. I read that a rule of thumb is one gallon of soil per foot of plant. But what if I top? Obviously they will be a lot smaller but that won't mean the roots will be smaller. Do the the...

I'm gonna try plastic pots next time around. I've only used smart pots cause I read they were "the best". Maybe they would work better if I just save them for flower. I plan on doing my first clones ever before I set my girls into flower. So from rockwool I will definitely be transplanting from...

I ordered some organic plant food from coast of maine. Specifically designed for the soil I have. I just got it in today so next time I water I'm gonna top dress the soil

I bought a soil pH reading that also has a moisture reader. My soil is about 6.8 but I noticed that even though my pot feels empty and I would normally water, in the center of the pot it's still pretty damn moist. So I think it conclusion, I was just overwatering. I have some organic plant food...

I actually do not transplant. 4 outta 5 of my grows have been taking a germinated seed and placing it straight into final pot. The one time I did transplant she went into shock. So I just try to avoid transplanting all together. I happen to come across an article about coast of maine soil and it...

What if I add pulverized dolomite lime the next time I water to give it some cal/mag? Or what about a compost tea like bonticare pure blend?

Not sure of the pH of my tap water. But I will test it. I just measured the pH in both tap and ro and they are both about the same. Tap is 8.8 and ro is 8.2 Ppm is 211 in tap and 10 in ro

I haven't added anything. Just straight coast of maine soil. They are in 5 gallon smart pots

I'm pretty good about not overwatering. Not saying it's perfect. Especially switching to a new soil. I've always used ffof which is a lot lighter than coast of maine. I'm still adjusting to the weight difference when I lift my pots to see if they need water. Also I stick my finger first knuckle...

Im doing my first organic grow with coast of Maine pro mix. My girls are in wk 5 of veg and some deficiencies have showed up.From what it looks like its something cal/mag would resolve. But since this is organic soil Im wondering if adding this would be a bad idea? Is bonticare cal/mag plus...

This is my first organic grow and the soil I went with is coast of maine pro mix. From what I read, with organic soils there is no need for nutes or adjust ph. I'm also using ro water which as we all know, strips calcium and magnesium from the water. I have two girls, one pineapple express and...

This is my first organic grow and the soil I went with is coast of maine pro mix. From what I read, with organic soils there is no need for nutes or adjust ph. I'm also using ro water which as we all know, strips calcium and magnesium from the water. I have two girls, one pineapple express and...

This is my first organic grow and the soil I went with is coast of maine pro mix. From what I read, with organic soils there is no need for nutes or adjust ph. I'm also using ro water which as we all know, strips calcium and magnesium from the water. I have two girls, one pineapple express and...

I will definitely check the runoff after she matures a little more and I can water to the point of runoff. I'm pretty interested to see what the pH is gonna read.