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Congrats TCH, couldn't have went to a better place, well deserving.

@Spiderfarmerled What's the average lifespan of the SF4000? I found one used for 300.00 CAD.. It's the cheapest I can find it.. I was wondering how long are they expected to last? If I get this I would be logging runs on here :)

I can honestly say I am not one of those Canadians who destroyed any herb on purpose.. Seems like a waste to me :)

Damn they didn't have to destroy it, they could have just sent it over here ffs.

0 nitrogen ? Something sounds off about that.

Canada Proud!

I'd just put the footprint of the lights towards the center and leave the edges as they are, should be good to put a few plants underneath them just fine..

If you can afford to get the 5 x 10 with those 2 lights then you should do that.. The extra space will come in handy..

I would love to try out your lights up here in Canada, I'd love to show ya how Canadians grow trees in the Arctic! This is not Southern Cali "I wish" Up North we don't have the luxury of long summers, we have to pray to the herb gods that plants like this make it before the -40 below hits...

I don't really have friends on rollitup, I got 1 in life buddy who gets on here but Im sure he would not like me tagging him here.. Hope its okay I tagged a couple in the post.. You got to excuse us Canadians, but we cut our weight in firewood.. "every 20 minutes or so.. smoke break"...

I didn't realize I needed a link.. I have the worst luck on the planet so I very seriously doubt I'll win anything, but Im thankful for the chance :) Ill redo. thanks.

When you chop your plant, just take off the big fan leaves.. then hang them.. this will help slow down the drying a bit as well.. then after that 7,8, or 9ish day you trim that off and hang it back up for a few more days, keep an eye on the stems, kind of bend them now and then as you go, but...

The ranges vary a bit.. some will go down in the 50's ... But myself I keep it as close to 60/60 as I can.. But the higher your temps get, the faster your nugs will dry out..

Im not saying go get a 12000 btu portable unit "tho they are nice".. but they do make smaller ones that may bring an enclosed area down to the 60's.. You want to slow dry.. dry too fast and you get hay buds, dry too slow and you get mold.. Dry and cure slow at the right pace and you get...

If you can bring that temp down with portable coolers, it should get it there and not cost too much

You dont need 2-way humidity packs until you are storing.. Edit: Unless you cant get the RH% right..

Your numbers are not idea for drying and curing, just so you know for future grows.. You need to bring that temp down and try to bring that humidity up just a little bit.. I go for a 60/60/12 .. at the 8-10 day mark I dry trim and hang back up for a few days until the stems just snap, not...

I was just talking to my buddy about if we should pick up more packs while they are 40% off.. We already got a few this week already.. Western Grail Dotz Tombstone Tomahawk Z-Dawg Gooey Glue Thinking about picking up a few more..

Thats a compost bin.. You put your scraps in it and turn it..

I don't really have friends on rollitup, I got 1 in life buddy who gets on here but Im sure he would not like me tagging him here.. Hope its okay I tagged a couple in the post.. You got to excuse us Canadians, but we cut our weight in firewood.. "every 20 minutes or so.. smoke break"...