Wow! I hope that isn't the case with this grow! So far, things are looking good. Plant is as tiny as ever at current growth, and with the LST will be kept small...i don't ever want to grow a sativa again. in fact i threw away three sativa clones yesterday. two were a few weeks old and the other was a couple months old. those take so freakin long to flower. some people have the patience but mine wore out along time ago. this is a 6 month old plant. will be 7 months by the time its done. had to make room for the ak47's
you can start training your plant at pretty much any time. thats what my current plant was for. just a learning process. i learned i don't want to grow a sativa again. hahaha i also learned that you gotta constantly be on top of the Ph, Ufo's suck for vegging, it doesn't take much nutes to burn them in the beginning, and Hydro is alot faster than dirt. now that i have this plant almost done i have also learned to read pretty much all this signs of screwups that a plant can take. nute burn, ph lockout, heat stress, and shock from splitting the stalk like a wishbone. all that and she still puts out for me.Wow! I hope that isn't the case with this grow! So far, things are looking good. Plant is as tiny as ever at current growth, and with the LST will be kept small...
I guess I will force flowering earlier than later.
Being my first grow, it's more about getting my bearings right.
I'ma start playing them some music for a couple hours a day. Just coz I can
do you know how to wire those up to a wall socket(american) im seting up my first micro grow and thats been the only issue.this would definately take care of some heat issues if you get a 250. puts out a ton of air. the only draw back is that they are loud.
I know that most Inline fan units will come wired with a plug ready for 110 V AC. If this is not the case, you could easily find a variable voltage adapter which allows you to switch from 2V through to 30V, But I can bet you will get one that works off of a standard socket. Cheersdo you know how to wire those up to a wall socket(american) im seting up my first micro grow and thats been the only issue.
it just plugs right into the outlet. no fancy wiring required. they move massive amounts of air. but i must warn that they are loud and have no speed adjustments. i bolted this one down tight to the box and with the door closed, it muffles the noise quite a bit. also it has no protective guards on it so i had to put one on it so nobody gets a finger snippeddo you know how to wire those up to a wall socket(american) im seting up my first micro grow and thats been the only issue.
i have never grown with one exactly like this. mine is a 96 watt aqualight from coralife. it has two built in fans up top and works wonders for vegitation cuz its a 6700k. i have seen these bulbs on display at the hydro store. those bulbs are bright. also if your interested there are bulbs very similar in size to those at either homedepot or lowes (can't remember which) and they are only 60 watt and 2700k but cost like 15 bucks if my memory serves me. wouldn't help for vegging but if you wanted to flower indoors they would help thatWell, it is this evening!
What on earth is new with the plants?!
Well, for starters, they seem to be enjoying the new warm tone lamps I added, and the plants seem to be growing towards these, as opposed to the daylights!
IF this keeps up, I may just change the remaining bulbs too.
I saw a beautiful 120W (actual wattage[600W eqv]) CFL bulb. It was going for around $40. Would this truly be worth my while?
I only plan to veg another week or two MAX, so maybe the xtra light would do the plant good in the short time!
For my next grow, I say an awesome reflector that can hold 3 CFLs super well. May just get some of these big boys for then! It is shielded, so I can air cool it, meaning I can bring the lamp even closer than where they are now (The lower end of an inch)
Here is what the unit looks similar to.
The main difference is that it holds 3 bulbs, all on the same end, and is cooled by a larger fan.
So... Let me know what you think
Plants at the moment are taking well to the topping. I see new growth!
Pics in the AM, when the light gets better!
Cheers.