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Looks good! Fischer's advice is solid. Id add rooting bridesii in perlite or vermiculite is nice and helps keep gnats to a minimum until you plant it. Welcome to the club!

Do you keep a thermometer in there at canopy height?

yea I'm just thinking about heat. its going to get hot for him in there. He for sure could just double up lights when flowers boom. Talk about hot and heavy.. Edit. Yea his is 140w heat to deal with still.

The one 300w should be fine. I'm using a 90-115w qb type situation in a shorter tent. I kept the light 12-16" away until it grew into the cab and I entirely lost headspace. Now the lights is a center source to a square of colas. Pretty efficient to get the led right up close to the plant. Then...

Sporeworks is nice. in the US, vendors have to abide by state laws, so, there are three or so states that won't allow spores of psilocybin strains. California,Idaho?, and Ga I think.

Few weeks left. Day 51ish

Don't forget about manure compost too. Easy Initially you should have some in your at around 20-30% and then you can put a liter or two of it in a pantyhose leg and steep in into five gallons of aerating water.

Probably not cheese. .

Sweet yea u channel is the tits. I built a ten strip tci light using u channel cut to 17" lengths and laid flush side by side.

Not really, you just wouldn't need to add a bunch of molasses. Like, half the recommended molasses amount at most. So, 2.5T for 2gal is plenty if you are just using compost. Aerate for 12-36hrs of course.

https://buildasoil.com/blogs/news/8634877-gil-carandang-lactobacillus-serum-recipe

They were 60$ for the five and I had the heatsink on hand. The fan mustv only cost me 3-5$, its 180mm but 200mm would have been bbetter I suppose. You should be able to find a slate hheatsink from heatsink USA or similar for 15-30$ plus some shipping. Drivers are included with the strips...

1 liter of whatever kind of compost per 5 gallons of water is typical. put it in pantyhose or something and hang it from the side. weigh your stones down. maximum of 2.5T of molasses per gallon of water is on point but you should add just as much lactoserum or EM (@2.5T per gallon) if you will...

Organics is great. It cost nearly nothing in nutrients if you study sustainable agriculture techniques. Like, this just got fed with the soak water from a bbeefysized birdseed/vermiculite/coffee mushroom spawn cake. Very light nutrient tea for cheap/free depending on how you look at it..

Well I would say to practice with cubensis only and probably BRF tek which you can google with lots of equivalent results from various places. You may get bored with that tek in which case you can move onto bulk or exotic substrates and that isn't something I know all that much about in tubs but...

Totally the spores dooood:eyesmoke:. But here's some dried and blue