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'Bubba '76' on the 1st run in the 'Kerstunkenflopped' QB96 tent

'Power OG' from 1st run in the 'Kerstunkenflopped' QB96 tent

Itz a little misleading as there are 9 different phenos/strains in that raised bed. Ideally.. I would have the canopy a lot lower for a better blend of light.. Not 4-5 inches below the panel. No bleaching though

Channel 1 - QB96 V2 (and 3 x bridgelux gen3 5000k strips) Channel 2 - XPE2 730nm Channel 3 - XPG3 660nm Channel 4 - Nichia 2000k

Day 26 in the 'Kerstunkenflopped' tent

I use my arms to lift it up and hang it on a standard tent bar with standard rope ratchets. Itz amazing what human arms can lift...all sorts of things. (Shrug)

Hmmm..900mm x 900mm x 5mm ali.. Few mounted driverz 15-18kg i guess..?

'Bubba '76' in ROLS at harvest

New QB elite V2 named 'Kerstunkenflopped' 4-channel 540w over a 4 x 4

Felt like uploading this to make myself feel relevant... :)

Thatz also true about the decomposition...cant beat a good mix of living companion/cover crop, a dead mulch and a slow release 'feed' (amino acid/saponins)

Give them a go and report back. Personally never used them but they arent gonna be detrimental at all :)

So flashed using the latest version of Tasmota (6.6) and put both Bin. and Sensor.Bin on. (separate times) Can get the values to show in Tasmota frontend but not on Lovelace. And its not connecting (see console) just dont know where itz broken.

Sonoff Mini. I saw the small form factor and the fact that it can be placed easily inside a junction box with ability for easy connection of an external switch the real winnerz here. Love that itead are finally encouraging flashing/diy mode in more of their productz aswell. Speaking of...

Bubba '76 - Day 59 (Spider Web pheno) in ROLS

No. Humboldt Seed Organization

Nitrous on day something in ROLS n coco coir

Seemz like you have got thingz sorted. You could plant a cover crop to get started then straw it. It seemz like you have already started to change your thinking to 'organic'. What i mean by this is what you do now to the grow eg top dressing, mulching, companion cropping etc the benefits will...