4x4 tent, 600 watt hps, Multiple Strain Medical Grow.

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Michelangelo00

Active Member

Oct 29, 2012

• #21

If the air exchange isn't good enough, it will only hinder growth. You would need a co2 monitor to know if it is good enough. Better safe than depriving your plants of anything. The cost of running the fan is trivial compared to all other costs. Just my .02$ It looks great btw

 

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Michelangelo00

Active Member

Oct 29, 2012

• #22

Just another thought, heat rises. Idk how hard it would be to get the scrubber in the air, but it might be worth it.

 

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lilsickboi

Member

Oct 29, 2012

• #23

they dont look near ready id wait three more weeks atleast at that rate.

 

atlrhysdavis

Active Member

Oct 29, 2012

• #24

Michelangelo00 said:

Just another thought, heat rises. Idk how hard it would be to get the scrubber in the air, but it might be worth it.

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Ya I noticed that today when I had it on the ground. I am definitely going to hang it up there.

 

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Michelangelo00

Active Member

Oct 30, 2012

• #25

I have a 4" scrubber (I should have gotten 6) and I was very surprised at the weight of it. How much weight can those tents support?

 

atlrhysdavis

Active Member

Oct 30, 2012

• #26

Michelangelo00 said:

I have a 4" scrubber (I should have gotten 6) and I was very surprised at the weight of it. How much weight can those tents support?

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There are four cross bars that rest on top of the frame. They can hold a lot. I can hang my big inline fan, 600 watt hydrofarm hood(pretty heavy), my 6 in scrubber, and it is still very solid.

As far as your different size filter....you could just get a coupler....i'm sure it will be fine

 

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Michelangelo00

Active Member

Oct 31, 2012

• #27

Well I wish I would have got the 6" fan/ scrubber combo. It is double the cfm, and the price isn't much more. I've got a 4" scrubber hosed to a booster fan(6"), to the hood, and then hosed to the 4" exhaust. I didn't use any reducers, I just used rope, clamps, and tape. It's solid and it looks alright.

 

atlrhysdavis

Active Member

Nov 3, 2012

• #28

Ok, here is an update! We are in week 2 of flowering. I gave them one more shot of the grow nutes last week, and will be switching to the bloom nutes this week. The plants are looking great and there are small bud sites forming everywhere. After all the training I did to them its time to let em grow vertical and see which dominant cola prevails out of this canopy. Not much smell is coming from most of the plants except for the SD BullRiders, which are stinky already!! Oh ya!!





Will post more pics once I see some good progress.

 

atlrhysdavis

Active Member

Nov 4, 2012

• #29

So ran into some problems today..... I went to water my plants with their first dose of bloom nutes, and found a nasty infestation of spider mites. I should have seen it sooner. There were some leaves that looked peculiar, but I didnt know what cause I have not seen the effects of mites before. Well I went to the store and picked up azamax and doktordoom. I foliar sprayed the plants with the azamax and I just dropped the doktodoom fogger on em. Hopefully this helps. I have heard Mighty Wash works well too. I will not lose my plants to these little fuckers. In 3 days I am going to do a thorough spray/wipe of all the undersides of my ladies. Hopefully all works well and I can keep on trucking too harvest....

 

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Michelangelo00

Active Member

Nov 4, 2012

• #30

Why not remove the infected to treat?

 

atlrhysdavis

Active Member

Nov 10, 2012

• #31

Here is an update we are in the 3rd week of flowering. I have eliminated the spider mites. I will be watching for them like a hawk. I have switched over to the bloom nutes, and all of them are responding great. Will post more pics soon!

 

atlrhysdavis

Active Member

Nov 21, 2012

• #32

Alright here we go. We have got some serious bud formations starting to take place. These were taken a few days ago. It is the 4th week of flower, right around the halfway mark. All is well with the plants. A couple lingering mites have been trying to make a home out of the lower part of my blue dream, but i have been checking under every leaf every morning making sure.

The blued dream is taking longer than the others, much more sativa than my others. The bullriders are slower than the Jedi kush's, edelweiss, and other kush's, but they smell bomb!!

If anyone has any tips for these strains during flowering, it would be appreciated!!

Keep it eazy n breezy



Jedi Kush





Edelweiss









Bullrider


Bullrider




others....cant remember lol

 

atlrhysdavis

Active Member

Nov 21, 2012

• #33

wanted to add that the kush's n edelweiss are starting to pump out some serious resin already....stoked!

 

SmokingCali3

Well-Known Member

Nov 22, 2012

• #34

Nice setup artrhysdavis! Im looking to do a similar indoor grow like this but i cant figure out which type of tent i need. I have a 4 x 2 8 bulb T5 120v 60hz totaling out at 432 watts. No Thread jack either your setup is amazing OP I also subbed.

 

atlrhysdavis

Active Member

Nov 24, 2012

• #35

thanks man^^^. Here is an update. We are in the 5th week of flower. I was bored and decided to take some pics

here we are-I took them with n without flash for comparison.

Edelweiss
smells sweet n fruity, already packed with crystals 30 days in!!




SD BullRider
Not many crystals forming on the two bullriders
lemon/skunky smell too it




Jedi Kush
budding well lots of crystals
kushy smell



Blue Dream
taking longer than the others, much more sativa than any of the other strains



thanks for stopping by!

 

atlrhysdavis

Active Member

Nov 29, 2012

• #36

today marks the start of the 6th week of flowering! All is well with plants will post more pics soon...

 

indicantonio

Active Member

Dec 4, 2012

• #37

The ladies a looking beautiful! edelweiss looking killer!

 

krazeendn

Member

Dec 5, 2012

• #38

subbed, very nice! had some fun catching up with your grow.

 

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terrancelloyd

Member

Dec 6, 2012

• #39

If you wish to start growing medical herbs, start with good, healthy plants. Find a reliable supplier or herbalist to help you. If you want to grow herbs organically, start with seeds or find a local nursery that doesn't use chemicals.

 

atlrhysdavis

Active Member

Dec 6, 2012

• #40

terrancelloyd said:

If you wish to start growing medical herbs, start with good, healthy plants. Find a reliable supplier or herbalist to help you. If you want to grow herbs organically, start with seeds or find a local nursery that doesn't use chemicals.

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bought clones "plants" from reputable dispensary, and as far as organics are concerned I am using the General Organics line. They are not OMRI certified yet, but they intend on doing so....at least that's what they say.