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You're going to probably want around 400w for a 4x4. About 100w per ft. I'd probably say 2 lights, 1 for each plant to use, and you can lower/raise them independently for each plant.

Put me in on it! That sounds like an awesome opportunity

I just top dress and then water it in. My plants have never had a problem taking in water from the top and bottom.

That would be a problem on your end.

I have the normal ones but they work the same. If you only plan on transplanting once, then yeah you can use them immediately after transplanting into your fabric pot. They'll probably start drinking from it around 5 days after.

Fox farm is the name brand of the soil, they have multiple different types of soils for different uses. I use happy frog as my starting mix every time with not a single issue. I think your brain is stuck on Ocean Forest being too hot for seedlings.

With all that said if you still want them the ac infinity watering bases aren't terrible. But if you're worried about having to open your tent every day, then I wouldn't get them. My plant is already drinking 75% of the water in the bases and I'm not that close to finishing flower, I have to...

I don't quite have an answer for you but like today my tent is at 71 with lights off and she has no problem dealing with the rh at half speed.

And without the dreaded knock after a week.

Honestly I wouldn't worry about it. When my tent gets warmer it stops struggling to remove the humidity. When my tent makes it up to 69/70f it only takes my fan maybe 10 minutes to raise the vpd to 1.5. Edit: Wait only 1.19 with lights on? How far away is the exhaust? How many plants? Are the...

I've got a 2x2.5 with a 4inch that turns full blast and barely keeps it below 50% humidity. But it's only when the temperature drops below 69/70f. I've kinda come to the conclusion that unless I raise the temperature I can't drop the rh anymore.

What do you use for drainage? I don't see perlite, unless you're using something else? The dirt is going to create wet and dry pockets in the soil with little to no way of draining the excess water. Plus watering every 3 days with temps only reaching 75f isn't allowing this plants to transpire...

Oh come on, he's old and wanting to talk about a good day he had with his son. Sure it could be posted somewhere else, but does anyone need the salty responses? Hell yeah! That looks good. I hope you enjoyed your time with your family.

^ This!!! If those little things survive the nutrient onslaught, you're definitely going to have tiny burnt plants. After transplanting, those tap roots are going to shoot to the bottom of that pot, and OD on nutrients.

Yeah they're really popular. I've got enough in free ones + a jar of bag seed I plan on growing some out. I'm pretty stocked even if the ones are random, I think I'll enjoy growing them just as much as my current ethos.

I'm in love with this plant, I've learned terrible things about ethos but my plant is happy. The smell currently when I open my tent is gym socks, so she's gonna be smelly.

I actually did look them up before I bought and saw mixed reviews. I never saw anything about the shit he pulled. I like flavors over super high THC. I really wanted blueberry muffins or pancakes from Humboldt but they were sold out, so I ended up with ethos because I liked the taste of their...

Holy shit I just looked him up. That's fucking crazy. I mean the seeds are fire, but I guess I won't be purchasing more. Or maybe I'll buy small packs of the things I like, and make the seeds for myself. I've seen people running big Detroit energy, and never had anyone said ethos did that.

Idk about dirty but Ethos has bomb ass flavors. XXX, Memberberry RBx1, and so many others. I tried a bunch from one of my buddies grow. Really good stuff. I'm currently growing BooBerry cookies by ethos, and next one might be another ethos seed but a freebie one I got.

What are they? Rockwool? I've never had issues germinating right in my pots of soil.