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So i have this tent there is the in-vent at the top (i turned it upside down) it's a 4x4 it's got ventilation on all the time except the air just goes across the room. i don't really want to pump it outside because good warm air will go with it and heat costs are enough. during the...

i've tried a sealed growing environment with moldy results. i used a 4x4 tent. i think if the space it large enough and enough dirt to produce the co2 it can work, you will need a humidifier for it to grow at all.

if i were you i'd go for the tent i got mine (4x4x~6.5) for $250 i got a "growlab" since they're shorter and will fit in a low ceiling environment. i've had it a long time and like it and been changing my grow to fit the tent. i made a similar contraption and wish i had just gone with the tent...

how many plants to you guys think i should plant i'll be doing blueberry it's a indica looking plant sativa smoke

Aw yea we got beans and pepperoncini for the tryouts 6500k saving the color tubes for the big game 2x2 20gal in the res i think i'll do one plant make it giant and there is my timelapse on the right http://youtu.be/yPDhhjdIzGU went quick in only 3 days pinto beans and pepperoncini peppers

it should be on there it shows up for me . here it is again i got 8 aquarium bulbs for 101 with shipping

well the plan is underway. I think that slow growth isn't something i necessarly don't want. they might slow down and slowly make nugget instead of streatching. with hps i've had problems with them streatching and maturing early after a wonderful vegging. if the plant would slowly take in the...

I'm thinking of doing this: with t5 2' 8bulb veg 18hrs 4x460nm (aquarium blue) 4x6500k (grow) bloom 12hrs (maybe 16 or 14) 4x420nm (aquarium violet) 4x3000k (bloom) if you take a look both bulbs i want to use for grow, they are high in the chlorophyll B response range likewise both...

you woulnd't want to do it too fast as to not shock the plant but with fresh water

Quite the thread here. not eligible for club vert but it's looking like a damn good way to do it

Too much heat/salt buildup either one will do that

looks like the ones on the right are less yellow but not as big with the lamp further away. good stuff

Looking good those should be a great harvest

I concur :-D It's too hot in there anyways you can tell by the sparse tops; nutes are getting locked in there when water evaporates out of the leaves so fast salts are being left behind.

-Ok you guys there are different types of coco out there i'm sure some have different nutrient content than others.- None the less that plant needs nutes Leaves like in your first pic and the black leaves means the water isn't going anywhere so either that pot doesn't have a drainage hole or...

These look like they are not receiving enough light. May be they're too big for those t5s. Over watering is common with floro if you're sticking with t5 try getting the temp higher

i agree, they're ready to come off when they can be plucked. those look heat stressed

yea i think i might be in denial that there will need to be money spent but trying not to none the less

low(er) temps for veg with higher humidity. then high(er) temps low humidity

good idea best yield with good quality plants