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I'd be going 100% soon as you flip but maintaining that 24inch distance

It's designed for a 5x5. But being boards I'd stick to the recommended distance . And probably start at 25% in veg and crank it up slowly

Can't go wrong with Rhino

Depends on the area you are lighting up. But generally minimum of 30w per square foot with white LEDs, or 50w per square foot with HPS. Also depends where in the world you are really as to what's available. Your current lighting explains the structure of your plant, been it's very elongated...

Well if you've managed that with just two of those things then congratulations

What's your main light?

There's enough nonsense in that advert to put me off buying it, but floraflex is a reputable company so it's probably OK. Price is good. If it's legit

Then light half of the bigger tent and add more light next time. Nobody ever complained about having too much room to maneuver

You need an extractor fan to exchange the air, remove the heat and humidity. Carbon Filter for smell if thats an issue

A bigger space will obviously out yield a smaller one. But you will need more lights, bigger extraction and filter. If you can only grow 7 plants then you want a lot bigger than 3gallon pots You will want to grow those plants big and train them to fill the space

Depending on which ppm scale you are using it tells us the EC , which is a universally understood reading

Just remember , air has to be able come in so air can be extracted. . I'd of just bought a tent and saved the fuckery. As for smell, don't mess about. Use good quality oversized filters and if you need to double up try adding an inline filter. Smell is in the air and the air is always going...

Once you've flushed, you feed. But perhaps you should clarify your situation. Are you in hydro or soil? Are these figures ppm , if so what scale?

I once added an incandescent to my veg tent, only 60w, just for a bit of radiant heat to add to my LED. I somehow plugged it into the wrong socket , which wasn't on a timer. So the LED turned off, the incandescent stayed on for those 6 hours.. In 48 hours my plants went from squat plants with...

Wonder how long it took to put those there :shock:

To be honest, it looks like you need to lift that net, reposition everything to be more evenly balanced. Add some bars or support so that net is taught and not pulling in in the middle. Then do as originally stated above

You need to flip it to flower, tuck while it's stretching to fill all the space and once stretch is done and buds are forming then assess what needs removing

Fair enough, I was under the impression it was coco pre charged with nutrients.

Personally I've done way better since changing over to led but I also put more effort into filling my space and training my plants than I previously did. My old set up was terribly inefficient from every point of view, not just light.