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Yeah both were OGKB leaning and barely moved. Bushy as well like @Seserth said.

Both my Garlic Breaths were male. Not looking forward to that slow veg regardless though.

Here is my latest creation with LM561c boards. The middle is 2700K, 3500K, 6500K and Tiancheng 660nm diodes for the red. I added a Sonoff wifi switch to remotely control the light and set the schedule. It's about 208w wide open. Pretty simple and cost about $250 total. Check out my garden here...

Some pics of my latest build that included a sonoff, no problems so far! I plan to incorporate it into my existing monitoring (live stream, temp, humidity) site that runs on a raspberry pi so I can control it from there. I found a couple github repos for custom integrations using MQTT. Then I...

I have two TINY garlic breath seedlings, I assume the are OGKB dominant as well. One came out with 3 cotyledons and almost died of damping off...but they're both in no till containers and much happier but still slow as fuck.

Depending on the shipping, $40 for the Vero 29 Gen 7 is pretty nice. 25 for the cob and 15 for the heatsink is $40 already. Not for me but I always have liked Jerry and crew!

I wouldn't mess with the coco water, malted barley is cheaper and easier. I would also consider coco water / mbp to be an "extra" for the plants. Aloe is crucial though. Get a plant so you can skip the powder.

Depends on what the plant is lacking. Do you have a picture? In my experience, once they start fading you will never go back...but you can slow it down. Assuming it's N (lower leaves evenly fading to yellow and eventually dropping), I'd use alfalfa...and kelp because kelp is amazing in...

Thanks man, almost exactly what I have planned but with Vero 29s in a 2x2. What type of bit for a die grinder?

Hell yeah! What COBs are you using? Love the 4x combo, never seen that before!

How did you cut the angles and secure them together? I don't really want to use a hacksaw again...so hard to get a clean cut. Really nice light!!

Got any more details? Is that a creation of your own? Looks really nice.

Well it started as the very first BAS mix...I think it was just called "living soil". Anyways, it had a decent amount of rice hulls for aeration but I found that they were almost completely gone by the middle of the 2nd cycle. So basically I figured out what percentage of the 33% aeration was...

Malted barley powder. I did sort of remix the soil between #2 and #3 to add more pumice but that's it.

I mainly top dress based on how the plants are reacting at this point. If I see an early fade I'll go harder but my standard is 1/4c bas craft nutrient blend once a cycle. Maybe again before flower if I've been seeing yellow. I always top dress leaves when trimmed and return the stems after...

6th cycle 15 no till containers going strong! We haven't had too many pictures lately so why not.

Yes, those. Are they eating the leaves? My blumats were on too aggressively and my pots were really wet. Once I backed off the water, they went away shortly after.

They are called mold mites. There is the scientific name as well but I don't recall that. They were harmless for me and eventually went away on their own. I'd find them on lower leaves after a watering but they never seem to do any leaf damage.

I have had similar experiences, the high intensity light just brings the plant requirements so much higher in general. Took me about 3 cycles to adjust to the new lights. I run no till pots so it's not like I can just up my PPM. I even notice that my habits as a no till grower a much more...

He's a trustworthy dude too, he just offered me another pack of NF if I find more hermies in my pack. Just ran the one lady but she was seeded pretty bad on the lowers. I believe it might be a light leak so I said no but I really appreciated him offering to send me more.