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I don't grow autos but I listen to a lot of podcasts and according to those, ppl do 18/6 often. **I had 18/12 as the light cycle (changed it), bad typo.

That's kind of a low number of watts for 64 sqft. Your looking at around 11 watts per sqft

You don't need to change the light cycle at all for autos

looks like a tear to me. like maybe you torn the leave a little while back

What would you say is typically too tight to set it a minisplit or dehumidifier? Or is it too specific to model and features?

The point about some plants being less/more resistant and causing problems can be true but typically you can use that bean plant as a trap plant. I put red clover in my beds (along with a bunch of other plants like dill, fetch, etc) because spider mites like red clover over cannabis and I will...

Another tip would be buy a scope. You need something to better view insects so you can make a plan to defeat them.

I believe both would work, since both work in a similiar fashion in the sense they need to be eaten by the insect.

Thrips do not leave holes in the leaves, considering they are sucking insects not chewing (they suck material out of the leaf cells vs eating the leaf cells). Trails + holes sounds like snail/slug/caterpillars vs thrips or other sucking insects (aphids, mites). Just my opinion, but I would look...

Are you sure you need a tent, in an alrdy sealed room? Regarding the fan noise, really depends. I have a normal, semi loud can fan in a nonsealed room and you can just hear it outside the door. If the room is sealed, and your not venting, you will need to think about a couple different things...

I think we need a clearer picture to really be able to help you out. There is a good chance you don't need to spray anything. We know what that bug isn't. It is not an aphid, it is not a whitefly, it is not a mite, it is not mealybugs, it isn't a thrip. A question, are you sure there are not...

I see where you going. I think as long as you seal up what you have, you could easily grow just inside that new room. No need for a tent, that would just be redundant for no reason. you won't have to worry about the smell leaking as long as the exhaust is big enough and the carbon filter is the...

Negative Pressure keeps the smell in. You don't need double venting. One exhaust + one carbon filter = clean room. It works because your exhaust is bigger than your intake by a bit in order to cause a situation where more air is being pulled from the room than can be easily replaced by the...

There are some good options for buying a package to upload on fiverr. I was searching around a while back and talked to a couple of the top arduino/raspi coders and it was pretty straightforward where i listed out everything I wanted (basically everything in a normal controller + wifi connected)...

Nice setup! I'm still deciding how I will set it up but getting there. I recently started on the build. Used left over lumber from a recent house renovation so at least so far it has been free. Getting power run won't be though. I did decide to do a little bit different than initially. I bought...

Why are you putting a tent in the grow room you are building?

Are you in soil or no? Either way, there are so many options to automate watering so you don't have to break your back hand watering. Ideas would be blumats (soil), drip lines, res + pump, etc. I think you will find automated watering options are much more appealing (and doesn't really cost you...

sylvanne compact2

Basically negates a need for CO2 since any additional CO2 you input into the room will be vented back out resulting in a pretty inefficient use of your co2

From my little understanding of the CO2 generators, there is a safety concern when you DIY a generator. I believe the issue has to to do with CO1 being produced in lieu of CO2, and could cause breathing issues. Someone more experienced can elaborate, but I do remember reading a couple threads...