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Anyone remember Clayton Magnet?

Slick I like the framework too!

I hear ya. I wanted to do side lighting at one point but I can’t fit it in. I did see someone laying their light on the floor pointing up in between plants, it filled out his lowers as I recall. That’s a cheap option, I like cheap, lol

Good points, also air flow is better and less chance of bud rot

No worries, just tossing ideas. I agree, I learned a lot in that video.

Peat is my go to for ph down too

In the sea of products to use I considered them but without any experience with them they fell off the radar. They have a pretty strong following here, sounds like for good reason. I could probably use this in my sips but would take some experimenting with and some periodic top watering which...

your dialed in, I never got to that point, went the easy route. what do you top dress with?

makes sense, could bulk them up once stretch is done byusing side lighting at 2700-3500k, I like that concept

Yeah, bra!

Shit that is some magical visions, the leaf is green outside of it, so what the hell does the leaf look like inside of it? Is there green lights shining around the leaves? Like an out of plant experience? Maybe a Jesus cloud? I’m rambling……

Come to the dark side and sip it

As long as you don’t say bro job you’ll be good

Don’t worry too much about rh at 35-40, that’s ok, more important is keeping your temps in check. As the plants grow you’ll have more rh. A trick I learned is you can control how much rh you have by the amount of leaves you have. You might run into having too much at one point.

If I were reammending I’d stick only to plant matter and add 1 cup of alfalfa, 2 cups of wheat bran, ewc, that sort of thing. Less chance of overdoing it and causing lockout

I went the other way, use cheap inputs for building my soil, stuff I buy by the bushel for the most part. Then when the cycle is finished I save the soil for tomato pots and when that’s seen a cycle I toss it. It’s a hybrid of ways, use organic until about the 30 day mark and then synthetic...

I can change my spectrum to some degree, I have both 2700 k and 5000 k channels that are independently controlled. I’d have to say that light does make a difference in stretch, but I can’t substantiate it with any evidence. Thanks for posting the video, I watched it, he says light spectrum...

It’s more like it’s 92% efficient at converting your household power to the power delivered to your lights. It costs 8% to play.

Your bottom temperature for lights on should be 26-27C. Top out around 29-30C

Depends, do you want them to be mobile? If so then no net. You could also cut down a tomato cage and use it. I don’t use netting, instead I supercrop and tie branches apart early on, when they add weight I tie branches to one another but leave them still separated for air flow.