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Got my exhaust fan yesterday. It's a 6" in inline fan with 440 cfm. It's WAAAYY bigger than I thought lol but it's not a problem. I probably only needed a 4" in inline fan but using logic I figured it made more sense to spend the extra $10 for the 6" in and the use a controller to dial it down...

hi guys this is my first grow. I have everything pretty much setup and now have a question. I am almost 3 weeks into this grow. I ordered a 6" in inline fan with 440 cfm. Fan is a hell of a lot bigger than I imagined lol but it's no problem. I want to use a fan speed controller to help with the...

hi guys this is my first grow. I have everything pretty much setup and now have a question. I am almost 3 weeks into this grow. I ordered a 6" in inline fan with 440 cfm. Fan is a hell of a lot bigger than I imagined lol but it's no problem. I want to use a fan speed controller to help with the...

2 days after transplant. One is showing much better growth than the others. But all in all I think they all look good

2 days after transplant. One is showing much better growth than the others. But all in all I think they all look good

2 days after transplant. One is showing much better growth than the others. But all in all I think they all look good

I'm more of a cake person

And what's a "good breeder"? A lot of the "breeders" you guys talk about a lot of them have minimal info about their strains. Being a new grower I looked at what I wanted and searched accordingly. Yield, potency, and easy of growing were big points with me. After lights, soil, fans, pots, seeds...

I found good reviews on barneys farm blue cheese

Lmao. I already ordered a 6" fan lo

Thanks I will

EXCELLENT idea of the empty solo cup now that I think about it lol. But like I said it was my first transplant and I was nervous lol

Also I transplanted them but I don't think I set them deep enough in the soil. I mean they are fine but I was hoping for a more even level of soil. The way I transplanted and moved the dirt I have a little "mound" around the base of the plants. I know I could add more soil but I don't have...

Also I transplanted them but I don't think I set them deep enough in the soil. I mean they are fine but I was hoping for a more even level of soil. The way I transplanted and moved the dirt I have a little "mound" around the base of the plants. I know I could add more soil but I don't have...

Also I transplanted them but I don't think I set them deep enough in the soil. I mean they are fine but I was hoping for a more even level of soil. The way I transplanted and moved the dirt I have a little "mound" around the base of the plants. I know I could add more soil but I don't have...

No. I plan on training. I know I will too for sure. I have been reading up on training but am still deciding. In your open which training method would best utilize my grow area and maximize my yield

I know I can remove the cover. The actual fan idk. But I was thinking that as long as the cover was removed and my fan was strong enough it wouldn't matter. I don't plan on actually having that fan in the ceiling running. Just the hole for exhaust. Don't know how to answer your second question...

So I transplanted today . Don't know if I should have or did it correctly but I did lol. They are a little over 2 weeks. I skipped watering this morning when the lights came on. Soil dries out fast enough in the solo cups anyway.... I prepped my fabric bags by washing and rinsing them real good...

So I transplanted today . Don't know if I should have or did it correctly but I did lol. They are a little over 2 weeks. I skipped watering this morning when the lights came on. Soil dries out fast enough in the solo cups anyway.... I prepped my fabric bags by washing and rinsing them real good...

So I transplanted today . Don't know if I should have or did it correctly but I did lol. They are a little over 2 weeks. I skipped watering this morning when the lights came on. Soil dries out fast enough in the solo cups anyway.... I prepped my fabric bags by washing and rinsing them real good...