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I'd love it to be epic, yet the budget is enough for a Tom Sawyer adventure. I just ordered one 900watt light. Once I get it, I'll show the setup. As for the heat, the basement is quite cold, so right now I'm even warming it up ;)

I was thinking that using coco might lead to very porous soil and it won't retain water much, I was though wondering maybe one of other reason is because of the nutrient.

Thanks for the info!!! More knowledge to grind down ;)

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It's going to be in the room (semi basement type), and I had the same idea about different light schemes for different growth stages, but was a bit confused from a few readings, where it seemed that people manage it in one room. I cannot allocate one more room for it, so I was planning to put a...

I want to do it old fashion soil, and looking in on what type of soil to use, I read many people favor coco mix. The only experience I had with growing, was once on my balcony in big pot, just natural sun and lots of positive vibes, it did ok, but I was anxious and smoked it way before it's due...

Oh and that what they look like on the day 3, I ordered seeds from Elev8, 6 of them, 4 have sprouted... So I ordered from other place more seeds, for now I have only 4 ( hopefully ladies)... any advice will be much appreciated.

Thanks Tstick, I had that thought of two separate rooms, but was wondering that there might be a magic trick to it ;) Won't be 900watts a waste of energy on only 18 plants? I'm new to the growing so wanted to learn gradually as I progress, than go for the heavy guns.

And won't 2 of 400watts pretty much do the same job as one 900watt led lamp?

Are you implying to keep all the plants in the same room with the 900watts led? Flowering and vegetative? But that was on my mind, how will it work out, or how to make it work, if flowering has to be on 12/12 hours and vegetative on 18/6 hours or 24 hours of light?

Thanks, what about the second option?

Hey fellas, do pardon if my post won't be anything new to you, and if you already know where this q. have been answered please point me that way. I'm quite a virgin to growing, not when it comes to tomatoes or cucumbers, and right now a bit overwhelmed with all of the info to process, yet I...