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I have taken 18 clones from my current grow, 5 of them will be going into a second tent for veg. They have been in my clone chamber for almost 2 weeks but this is the only one to show roots so far. However, you can see the leaf damage. I'm not exactly sure whats causing it and if it's worth...

I won't know the answer but pictures man.

Never scrogged myself but my thoughts were that you can fill up the space faster using multiple plants. Scrogging requires a longer veg time. I'm sure other people here have tried both and have a better input. I personally don't think the type of light used should change anything in terms of...

I know I still have growing up to do because I read "brown spots" and chuckled to myself.

Cool. I just raised my light a few inches and turned it down to about half power. My guess is light burn as most nutrient based symptoms start at the lower leaves. If it is nutrient related, I would guess a surplus before a deficiency. Last feeding they had EJ Grow, Bloom, Catalyst, Meta K...

I suppose I meant the light used under flowering. Moreso attempting to gauge what I can yield rather than determine how efficient my grow is. Of course it won't be completely accurate but I'm happy knowing that hitting 1 gpw with my 400w cob setup is doable. It is my goal I suppose. I think...

It might be more accurate but it's ok to discuss both. I am asking because I've heard 1 gpm is easy to hit with LED (if the grow is setup right). I want to say I heard in growmau5 videos that he's hit over 1.5. Talking gpw is also a lot easier than grams per kw hours.

@whitebb2727 "Edit: Just a preemptive point, I know gpw isn't necessarily the best way to measure a grow but I'm still curious. If 400g is within my realm, well, that makes me a happy man." Just curious man.

The kit is listed as v7 with Bridgelux Vero29 V7 Type C COB LEDs. It doesn't specify a CRI on timber. The website also lists the following: Total Wattage Consumption (@ wall): 400 PAR watts: 195 PPF: 910

Lol is this a joke? 4oz = 112g, 112/170 = .65 Edit: My bad, didn't see the "." in your post. I thought you did 170/4. bongsmilie

Again not a pro here but I've been told to remove the bottom 1/3 of the plant. I guess I wouldnt do this at least until, idk, your plant is a foot tall. I waited bout 6 weeks to do it when they are around 18 inches and there were plenty of tops.

I've got mine in 7g smart pots. I am not enough of an expert to say exactly how often you should top but the more the better I guess...though it can temporarily slow down growth and make the veg time take longer. My goal was to get lots of tops in general and try and keep my plants roughly the...

Average or just your last yield? What is your space and which light are you using? Any other details welcome of course. I just purchased a 400w Vero29 kit (3000k) and I'm wondering what my ball park range will be. 5 plants in my 40"x40"x78" tent. I hear hitting 1 gpw is not that hard with...

I got 1x Berry Bomb, 1x Pakistan Valley, 3x Amnesia Haze. All have been topped multiple times, hard to tell which is which. They are in the process of entering flowering right now (increasing darkness an hour each night). I can tell they are stretching more each day so hopefully it's not too...

I have been vegging 3x Amnesia Haze for 8 weeks now and they are only about 2ft. Granted I topped multiple times but they are very bushy.

Now, I wouldn't be surprised if I just need to wait a little longer, but I figure it doesn't hurt to ask. Is it normal for none of my 18 clones to be showing roots after 7 days? They were all taken from the bottom 3rd of my last plants, ranging in height from maybe 4"-12". A few are turning...

I was more asking in terms of just collecting other's strategies and opinions based on their setup and goals. My current run vegged for about 8 weeks with multiple toppings, still not even 2ft tall but very bushy. Putting them into flowering now. I took some clones and I'm waiting for those...

This is frankly overwhelming.

My fixture is already done (with plenty of mistake holes). I probably could have had a more accurate method to find where I should drill for the heatsinks but oh well. And yeah, that is what I am saying about the premade fixtures. Unless you have plans for a specific fixture that is something...

I don't consider myself a craftsman or carpenter or whatever but I've built things here and there out of wood and they always turn out as I'd hoped. It's not that the aluminum is tough to cut but its much stiffer and less forgiving. That plus finding the right holes for the cobs, considering...