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I understand. I guess ill try a 40 gallon reservoir and see how it goes. Thanks very much.

I recently purchased a botanicare 4x4 flood table and was wondering the minimum size reservoir needed to accommodate it. Im going to be using coco and circle pots. Flood and drain type of grow. Any experienced users of 4x4 flood tables, would love to hear your experience with 20, 25, 40 gallon...

Id say around two weeks as well. Trichomes look nice and milky. very nice

Thats pretty much what I figured. Input is deeply appreciated as always. :peace::peace::bigjoint:

Wondering if someone knows the capacity of a 3ft long 32" wide 4 layer drying rack or one similar to it. Kind of a stupid question but never really used drying racks before, always made my own with screens and pvc.

Appreciated my dude.

Not worried about seeds. Worst comes to worst most of it is going to be made into hash. But Im experienced enough to know that a good percentage of it will be kept as flower. Appreciate the wish of luck brother. Same goes to everyone else riding these storms out. Really do hope it all works out...

yeah most definitely. When you see how far along they are I don't think you will blame me too much. For some reason my plants are much further along than most of the others i know of in my area. Ill post pictures tomorrow if I'm not too busy.

Wish i could say I was as brave as you folk. Im no gambler. Im sure fire only. Chopping em tomorrow lol..

yeah theres no way mine will last until november without molding. The buds are already dense.. and surprised they've lasted this long. Air circulation is definitely key, but I think it also has something to do with the genetics of this Gorilla Glue I'm currently growing. What strains are you...

Definitely, If I'm doing indoor then Im going to do all I can to make sure they are fully matured before the chop. I don't like harvesting early. Its kind of depressing to do so after you've put so much work into getting to this point. But with outdoor I have to weigh my options.

So its been cooling down lately and looks like rain is on the way next week. The plants already survived one good rain storm 4 days ago and not wanting to push my luck with the next one on the way. So looks like its chop time for me. Ive always followed my gut instinct when it comes to this...

What's up folks. Took a long break from growing to deal with some family related business and personal business. Moved from So-Cal to a colder climate area. Outdoor season is going good so far! Going to try and set up an indoor grow for the winter. feels so good to be back in it again though..

Been pretty busy lately but I have done a little more insulation work on the room. Sealing gaps on the outside with caulking or foam insulation. Theres still a few spots on the inside that need to be sealed (small gaps where the wall was previously mudded). Still have to lay down 1/4 foam board...

Nice find. Might give me some ideas. The room is built already. I should post pics but there's nothing really to show yet. Still have to clean out the storage bs before my light gets here.

Does spray foam come off in one piece?.. the spray foam that I have used it like glue when it hardens. That may be my best bet I'm not sure if I'll have to open the garage much during the winter. We got about 2 inches of snow last night but it's not going to stick.

I wouldn't risk high humidity, especially during the night since pm will favor cold temps, not to mention potential bud rot.

Yeah as also a southern californian i thought it sounded pretty nice. But plants don't take kindly to subzero temps. Id much rather deal with hot temps then the cold.. but to each their own. Thanks for the tip ill try and stay as safe as possible but there are no worries as i plan to do...

Thanks very much. I'm in the southern part of Michigan Ann Arbor area. I know it gets crazy cold up north. I think you're right about using the HID in the veg room. Definitely need to utilize what I can to keep the plants warm.