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Just do 'em the same way in a 1 or 2 gallon ziploc bag and use a bit of tape to seal off the bit right by the sensor cables.

Yeah, mine is still going strong, but I've only done 3 grows with it...definitely would get another once I notice this one degrading.

Tape it up and lay off the nitrogen in your feed.

Different apps work better or worse with different phones, and not in a predictable way. I found benchmarking Photone with my iPhone Xs Max it was within less than 10% variance from my Phantom Photobio, but others depending on what phone/hardware have not been that lucky or close. That all...

Less about the app and more about the phone's hardware.

When drying it's worth checking daily. I know lots around here that say 60%/60F for 10-14 days but 60/60 in my tent is 6-7 days, so I'm always checking.

It's looking pretty good. I'd still give it a week or two...looks like it's JUST gotten to all brown pistils but looks like it could 'fill out' a bit more in terms of bulk.

Just blow into one of the tent openings. Problem solved.

True. :) I use it as a 'baseline' for my water/plants. I filter the water down to 0EC, then I add back about .28EC worth of Ca/Mg (140ppm). Enough to make sure that along with my Maxibloom the plants are seeing what they want but not enough to block other inputs. From there, I personally find...

TBH, you'd have to really screw up your dry to have it trimmed and bagged in 2 days. Also, sounds like someone hasn't done any reading up on how to mature, harvest, dry or cure. THAT is a recipe for a really shitty result.

Agree I'm upstate NY and National Grid and run a 3x5. My grow including 675w of lights, 5 fans & heater adds less than 100$ a month to my bill. I top off ~270$ per month with a 2400 square foot house.

Only if your 'quality' is measured in compact tight flowering patterns. Most people who decide to grow landrace (or close) varieties know what they're getting into when they do it. And lots of people chose to do it multiple times, so obviously some people are measuring the desirability...

Pray that it doesn't hatch.

That'll do the job. :)

Post up which model it is. Any light that's advertising veg and flower settings is giving me bad feels anyway, but most likely whatever it is, it will say what the light draws or consumes for wattage, that's the actual real wattage of the light. There aren't a whole lot of real 1000w or 2000w...

I'm guessing that the light is not anywhere near 2000w...most likely ~200w knowing how they name these. I'd leave both flower/veg lights on and run it full out no matter what. It's not color that triggers flower anyway.

Why are you considering 'ChatGPT' an 'expert'? It's literally famous for making up answers. I personally would skip online calculators, etc. and literally do it. yourself with a meter. Grab a liter of water (or maybe 5) and start adding measured amounts and testing with a meter.

If your flower crumbles at day 5, and is completely dessicated...you're drying in the wrong conditions. I'd suggest doing a deep dive on proper drying and how to cure. You want to dry slowly, then after you're in the ballpark of your target moisture level, then you cure. What's the humidity and...

You'll be fine at ~85 with a LED lighting setup. Usually the offset for LST is -2f degrees...which really is a good sweet spot for lights on. If you can keep the temps within 10 degrees of that with lights out you're good.

Have you read up on how to dry and cure properly.