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Though most people use it mainly for mildew control. Not arguing over efficacy with other pests, just clarifying.

Time enough of course. Just like your indoor, sometimes you have to whip those girls into shape. Better exposure, air flow, etc. Especially if you get some large flowers causing all the lean and such. Rather be aggressive now though to set them up as best as seems fitting. But that is why...

Oh ye of little faith.

Even there, roaches come in different flavors. They are rather diverse of course. You want to keep in mind that there are varieties that will eat plant materials in loose soil and lay eggs there, etc. Most commonly they can be found in leaf piles and other compost like beddings. They look...

True, actual "clipping" may not be the best this late. But with so many strains, you have to wait and see for pheno drift etc to even come close to predicting which would have needed it. I was thinking along the lines of (training or shaping) pre-flower training/LST/trimming. Should have been...

Just a funny. No disrespect implied or intended. But I'm imagining a giant chaotic spiderweb with the number plants involved. "Honey! Get the shears, will ya!? I tripped and fell into those damn yo-yo's and I'm REALLY stuck!" Cages tend to work better with trees but I have to admit you...

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. Now that makes sense. I didn't catch that in the pics at all. Thanks for that clarification.

Good call on the cooler base. Active heat sink basically for the plant. Plus it is not a bad drain for extra water ta boot. Alway a concern with root health when the temps go up for sure. I had wondered why you only did one side in the beginning but figured it was some undisclosed...

Hope all is well with you mate. Been through all three threads and very nice compact vert system you have there. Well deserved plus rep and thanks for sharing. Those are some beautiful grows.

Sounds like you broke the four pound barrier based on using the stated 10g average. That is encouraging news considering the previously mentioned issues. Since I like to wager, I'll forecast 2600 grams as an optimistic yield then to help accommodate some of the higher yielders. Trimming and...

Didn't even notice the door opening in versus outward. Definitely easier to do it now while those plants can be nudged to make room for the deconstruction as needed. Those smart pots are pretty darn tough, but they dont come with handles on them for a reason I've been told. I've only torn a...

Yeah Cruzer, it is going to get very crowded in there. Second the idea you'll be pressed to get inside the door if you dont manage them a little differently. Even in those relatively small pots, you are going to have some monsters. Outdoor growing is definitely bigger than you may have...

The other roto reports first run were usually within 1700 grams or four pounds roughly. Though a few others reported near seven or slightly over on average when dialed in and no complications. Not sure how close to average could be expected with the infestation and other learning curve...

This is one time a "Red Army" is not so scary for sure. Great choice for pest control even if they do bite. Dont let those little guys and gals fool ya as they can be viscous. (Not like pitbull on crack just humor since I've gotten nailed a bunch harvesting them in the wild.) Agreed on the...

Bummer. Thanks for sharing.

So far so good. Nice to have a bunker/cellar to work with for sure. Unless you had some significant signs, anti-fungal at that point would be more ruinous than practical. Only water curing for piece of mind if there is a sign that late in the game. Otherwise it's make sure humidity is in...

Ack my earlier reply failed. I'll try again later to add some detail on clone sharing horrors and of course the biggest item was to tell you make sure you cleaned your cloning/veggin box first and I mean pronto as it was probably the source of the infection if you had gotten material from...

Thanks for sharing this build mate. I've seen a lot of people attempt greenhouses without much of a plan in mind at all and two left hands to build with. Thankfully you seem to lack either of these issues. Wonderful progress so far with little calamity but still with that seat of the pants...

Found the note I was looking for. Says to follow the directions for foilar spray when using SM 90. I had the 1/5 thing right. Just not 1/5th dosage. Simply 1 part to 5 parts water. Heh. Silly me. GreenCure has a lot of followers but I've never seen it used so I cannot comment on that...

Also, before next rotation, you are going to want to clean your room, intakes etc in one way or another. Everything from getting a UVC lamp (works well, but pricey) to high concentration food grade peroxide solutions exist. May be overkill, but rooms have the bad habit of perpetuating this...