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I flowered mine at 12". They got to 3.5'. Crazy.

Looks like about a QP

You should have no problem. Be sure to watch out for any light leakage to the outside through attic vents.

What kind of soil? Some potting soils come with nutes added. Fertilizer does not evaporate, the water in it does. So no, don't try to fertilize the air.

Looks like some nute burn. Too late to mess with now since you will flush soon anyways. Be sure to flush for a week to get rid of any chem taste.

I agree with resinraider. HPS does fine for all phases of growing.

Looks great! You should have no problem. The fan you got really does move a lot of air. I am running the 4" in a 3x6x8' room at the lowest setting and it still pulls through the filter and ducting just fine.

I have experience with this strain. Grows fairly quickly. Stretches a lot for an indica when flowered, but produces a nice heavy bud. Has a nice berry flavor. Took about 65 days for flowering.

Dude! Can you score me lid? I haven't said those words in thirty years. When I started stoning, lids were on the way out and ounces were on the way in. An ounce of schwag would cost you 30 bones. Of course, you were paying for about 20 grams of seeds. We ended up saving all our seeds into a...

First of all, you look like you have your shit together so go to hydroponics. DWC buckets would be perfect since they can stand to lose power and not screw up. 2-3 feet is good for flower since they will stretch a lot. I usually trim the smaller lower branches to keep the base of the...

Wow. Nice to see someone who knows what they are doing.

A 6' mover would work great. gives you a foot clearance on each side.

Anything over about 85 you need CO2.

I am using the Hydrofarm speed control on a Active Air 4" fan and have had no problems. I have the speed control turned all the way down to reduce noise. I have it running through a 6x26" can filter and a Cooltube. You can get these speed controls at Harbor Freight for $20 - exact same model.

I have a buddy who always adds a can of Dr Pepper to his reservoir the last week of bloom nutes. I always thought he was insane for doing it, but with all the sweeteners and such on the market, I am slowly revising my attitude. I can see the sugar and phosphoric acid helping, but what about...

Light movers don't get the credit they deserve. One 600 watt on a mover is about equal to three 400 watt lights. It saves you a lot on power bills. Hydrofarm has a fairly inexpensive mover for around $120, but the more expensive Light Rail pauses the light at the ends of the track so the plants...

With that length, I would go with a 400 watt HPS in a cooltube with a 6 foot light mover. Maybe even a 600 watt if you can vent it properly (twice the lumens of 400 watt). With the width being 2 feet, I would go with drip buckets. Cram as many as you can in there. Try to keep your ballast...

You need to put the lights on 12/12 to initiate flowering. You must be sure to keep it totally dark for the 12 hours the light is off or your results will suffer. Keep this light timing until harvest. Lots of phosphorous and potassium the last month of flowering. Pre-flowers look like little...

Baby steps,guys. Baby steps. If Obama were to just outright legalize it, there would be such a backlash from the conservatives that things would be worse than they are now. To avoid this, legalization must be gradual. I am sure that deep down, Obama would love to spark one up in the White House...

I use these for my houseplants and they seem to do pretty well. I refill in about a week in my dry climate.