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Went ahead and purchased a sf 1000 from spider farmer. Going to use it in conjunction with the lights I already have. Hopefully I’ll get better results than I am currently

I’ve been using two of these and thought they were fine but I’m assuming I’m wrong. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Feit-Electric-2-ft-2-Light-19-Watt-White-Full-Spectrum-LED-Non-Dimmable-Indoor-Linkable-Plant-Grow-Light-Fixture-Daylight-GLP24FS-19W-LED/302049784

You got a link to website to get all the ingredients? I’m looking for something relatively easy to assemble. Also looking not to spend more than like $250

Any recommendation on size/wattage that would be sufficient? I only have one plant flowering at a time.

I got a 32x32x63” tent. It’s my first grow so still kind of experimenting. I just realized my current lights are like 10% of the light I need. Looking for something that will be low heat/energy usage but will be bright enough to get my plant really going. LED is preferable due to the above...

I’m probably just gonna be watering with straight water from here on out. The ocean forest should have enough nutrients in it to carry me the rest of the way. I’m really just concerned that it hasn’t appeared to grow much since I noticed the nutrient burn( about a week ago) I probably shocked it...

It was in fox farms strawberry fields and was using fox farm trio because we sell fox farm products at my job. I was following fox farm feeding schedule. I transplanted with ocean forest from fox farm as well. Ph I’m not entirely sure of. I never had any signs of ph being off so I’ve just been...

honestly figured the extra soil would help with the nutrient burn. This is my first real grow so I’m still learning. Thanks for the advice

about a week ago I think I nutrient burned my one and only plant. In response, I put it in a bigger pot with some new soil and water the hell out of it. It doesn’t appear to have grown much if at all since then. Any advice will be welcome. Gonna attach a few pics too

following nebula mainlining tutorial. Would I remove these growth tips to avoid getting new tops? Gonna be in veg for another few weeks and don’t want to waste energy growing growth tips that are just gonna get chopped. Please help.

the liquid you see was accidental from watering. I’m growing indoors and have no issues with bugs. I just don’t want the growth tips that are on the first node of my colas to form new colas. Not sure if that makes sense. You can see one of tops formed with the growth tips in the picture

So I have 8 tops established but I was curious when to remove growth under the top few nodes on each cola. I have growth tips coming out of each vertical stem (based on the picture). Do I remove those or allow them to keep growing. I’ve been following the nebula mainlining technique.