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its a small closet setup, i cant even open the door during lights out let alone get in there haha. i'm going to put some foam strips around the door to block out any possibilities of light leeks anyway though.

My camera is TERRIBLE at close ups, sorry! If you look very closely you can just about see some green hairs. (2 are only small because they got started 4-5 weeks late) and the Kush plant at the front to the left I topped and it split down the middle of the main stem under the stress of LST so...

Sorry forgot to mention they were 4 guaranteed feminized seeds

I'm 21 days into flowering and all i can see is some small green hairs where buds should begin to form, is this normal? 4 plants growing from seed under 600w of duel spec CFL (2 300w bulbs) full strength dutch pro bloom nutes, using LST method think thats all you need to know to be able to...

my 4" fan can move the air out of that closet in 25 mins, witch obviously aint enough. but until i get a bigger fan, i've taken 1 light out & adjusted the duct work to allow for smoother airflow & it stays at 26 degrees C in there. a better fan and some intake vents are certainly on the cards...

I've lowered the table fan so that it blows under the reflective shades and that sure keeps the bulbs a lot cooler but the fan has to be at the back below the filter due to lack of space :sad: still though, if i close the door it shoots back up to 30 degrees C within 5 mins.

How strong should the airflow out the end of the ducting be? i have a feeling my fan may not be up to the job. i only get very mild airflow coming out the vent in the door... it stays at a nice 25-26 degrees C in there with the door left open slightly and no outlet fan on but as soon as the...

Yo! I've got a ventilation problem and would be very grateful if someone could please help me find a solution. I'll post some pics of the closet below so you can see how its setup. got 2 300w duel spec CFLs, carbon filter>fan>ducting>out the door it shoots up to 30 degrees C in there with both...

actually, i just found a couple of what look like Fungus Gnats drowned in the water in the saucer that the seedlings are in... maybe its them stealing nutes from my plants and thats whats causing the yellowing in the leaves... not sure why they only seem to be effecting the lemon skunk in veg...

would humidity problems cause this??? the humidity part of my thermometer has broken and iv not got around to getting a new one yet so i have no idea what it is. been in a closet with no intake or outlet of air but a small house fan inside?

the one vegging to the left is lemon skunk, as are both seedlings. the broader leaf plant on the right is O.G kush 3rd gen. they are getting fed 3 times a day for 45, now reduced to 30 mins with drippers but they give off more of a slow flow of water than a drip. basically the water pump goes...

The undersides look nice and clean luscious green... going to grab a magnifying glass when i can though just to be safe. my moneys on heat stress. just hope my little lady pulls through!

as you can see theres 2 plants in veg and a couple of seedlings but only 1 vegetative plant appears to be effected :? can someone please help identify the problem and tell me how to fix it??? both plants in veg receiving the same nute solution in equal amounts it has been getting a little hot in...

Air extraction system sorted... just needs hanging in the closet. guna get another 300w CFL once the seedlings start getting bigger also.

2 more Lemon Skunk seedlings just a day old :) one of the Kush leaves has started to curl up and has grey spots/patches... any idea what the problem is please??

also if anyones interested i forgot to mention the wilma 4 pot is watering 3 times in a 24hr cycle for half an hour and has the blue drippers on.

300w CFL sorted, temp only shoots up an unnoticeable amount in there now with the house fan on with a small oil heater & still no ventilation. going to order a carbon filter, new fan & some ducting today though so if i feel like flowering with the 400w HPS i will be able to do so without it...

Forgot to mention i'm going to use the 'string trick' as I call it... no idea if what the proper name of this method is. But basically, after planting in the corners of you're pots you clip some pegs around the pot to tie string too, with some string or cotton or something tie down the main stem...

Only problem with that being when i had a the 400w, a standard Lumii reflector and a house fan on full (too much for the plants) in there it was still 35-40°C... Without making holes in the closet ceiling and going into the attic (witch i don't want to do at the moment) for the air extraction...

I've got a 400w MH & HPS setup but its too powerful for that space... temp shoots up to 35-40°C in there even with the fan on. obviously i've got no ventilation yet and could install in intake fan & outlet it into the attic but thats too much hassle cutting holes in the roof etc this time...