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Wait...what? :lol:

Only issue I can think of is heat. If you have a solid plan to keep that under control you should be fine.

My problem with the VPD chart is if I followed it, especially later in bloom my buds would rot...and I have great air movement.

Interesting. If my flower space wasn't constantly rotating plants in and out at different stages of their lives I'd try it out. One day when my teenagers move out I'll have a whole bedroom I can dedicate to this hobby, the limitations of tent growing are getting old.

So do you really notice a difference in the final product running the RH higher through the first 3-4 weeks of flowering? Have you ran a comparison?

You guys are brave as hell pushing your flower rooms/tents in the upper 60's to 70's RH. If I did that especially late in flower my buds would be rotted all to hell unless I chopped them early. I keep my veg tent in the 60's and use a dehumidifier/inkbird to keep my flower tent between 45-55% RH.

Its still growing taller, not sure its "stretching". Its a beautiful plant, but I really think its a photo. guess I'll never know since I had to move it to flower tent.

Total autoflower noob, only grown out maybe half a dozen in the last 6 years... I have some supposed Gorilla Glue Auto seeds that came as a freebies. This is the second seed I've grown, first one produced 5 oz dry with no training. Once it germinated I put it in my flower tent since light...

No need to flush your plant.

Why post something like this here? That's not helping anyone except the customs agents who likely browse these sites.

Like others have mentioned, you're growing in coco not soil...feed your plants every single day until there's a decent runoff. The weight of your pot means nothing. Preferably twice/day if possible. Also in coco you dont need to use big pots...3 gallon more than adequate if growing indoors. I...

Straight coco works the best in my experience and I've tried it all at least once. No need for perlite either, just wastes space that more roots could be using.

Not separately but I have one of each in my flower tent. The MH is brighter but I havent messed with the settings of the SF, it likely comes from the factory dialed down a bit more. As far as overall quality my SF seems to be far superior.

And this is why I switched to coco years ago and never looked back. Sure its more work, but the fungus gnat infestation I had growing in soil for my first few harvests was a nightmare that I never want to experience again.

You sure there's no mold in your buds?

I do. I've tried dry several times because I always hear its better but it takes me a lot longer...just can't get the hang of it for whatever reason. When I harvest I harvest a lot and time is crucial so I just stick to trimming fresh.

Yeah that's California Sour Diesel. You can tell by the leaves.

I feel like most Gorilla Glue seeds sold by most seed banks aren't really GG.

I never get concerned with purple stems unless the leaves are showing signs of deficiencies. Purple stems are a trait of many strain genetics.