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@twalte posted this elsewhere on here, did some looking over our way and thought I'd share as I know many will struggle to keep temps up this time of year. Essentially it's a 530w heater that pumps the heat directly into your tent. If you click his name , go to his post , he's done a power...

https://ledgrowshop.co.uk/products/thermoforge-t3-environmental-plant-heater-smart-vpd-controls-true-10-heat-levels-tubing-extends-into-grow-tent?variant=46697023209714&currency=GBP&utm_medium=product_sync&utm_source=google&utm_content=sag_organic&utm_campaign=sag_organic&srsltid=AfmBOorLGV4Glkp9...

Nice work, that's brilliant. Definitely going to get one prd ordered.

Don't suppose you've got a killawatt meter you can plug it into and see how it fares on those low levels?

It's a lovely bit of kit. Long overdue idea too. Certainly help in my basement which I was thinking of shutting down for winter. Seriously considering getting one.

So the actual AC infinity website doesn't show it, as far as I can see.. But on or the uk distributors taking pre orders states at max power it's 530w. Incidentally for anyone my side of the pond, the ac infinity site has them on sale for £75 but there's a small tax takes it to £82.. but...

Looks good and price is right. I can't find information on power consumption. Any ideas on the range of wattage from running it minimum to full power?

You don't need an intake for a 4x4 tent. Unless you are running serious extraction it's just not necessary.

Looks like itl heal and form a strong knot

Well tbf , if you don't provide evidence of something you're asserting then anybody could say anything. There's enough voodoo juice and snake oil on the market, don't ya think? It's best to be able to back up your claims or not make them. Can't really be sore about people expecting evidence.

Make sure you Google the correct way to super crop. Take it slow, if you have to , bend in two places. You don't want to snap those mains. But it needs doing. Try doing it where the 90 degree bent will result in those mains been level with those lower buds. Looking at the 3rd pic, that's about...

On this occasion I'm not recommending based on price point, but on the output. I don't personally think 720w generic units are enough for a 5x5, I'd be looking at 800w or above

https://www.phlizon.co.uk/products/phlizon-fd9600-1000w-full-spectrum-uv-ir-daisy-chain-dimmable-cost-effective-high-yield-commercial-led-grow-light-for-6-6?currency=GBP&variant=45507744203005&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Google%20Shopping&stkn=b26edeb4c686&gad_source=1&gclid=Cjw...

That's an interesting science lesson.

Centrifugal force

As long as you have realistic expectations and don't believe the marketing.

The thing with those blurples is they do actually veg pretty well Most of the complaints came in flower because they're underlit. The morphology of plants under them is generally fairly good in veg.

Viparspectra do a decent range starting with the p600, a 100w dimmable LED. For budget lights they have a good rep and solid performance

Lol 5x 20ltr buckets.. You ever tripped over with one? Nightmare

If you turn off your water, get a pipe cutter for a couple of quid, get a speed fit T piece for about £2 , then a washing machine tap and hose connection , you've got an easy to use tap. Less than a Tenner. That's what I did as none of the universal hose -tap connectors would hold well. They'd...