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It was a pleasant surprise

Here's an update I believe week 3 or 4 of flower. He finally started listening.

What kind of lights you running?

That's the plan have a lot of power but run them softer. I plan on expanding to 10x10 once I get a couple runs under my belt

Around 1150w each

Cool I was hoping I was doing the right thing.

Basically mimicking the timber fatty vs but runner higher amps

Vero 29 gen 7 c @ 1.75

5x10

I plan on building 2 fixtures of 9 cobs. 5 3000k and 4 3500k will this be sufficient for a from seed to flower.

Itll be true watts I'm building 2 9 cobb fixtures running vero29 gen 7 c @1750. Right now it would be lights out and the ambient temp is 92.

Also do you have any suggestions on mini split brands?

Thanks I will definitely keep it in mind. Do you think a 12k would be good when I up my watts to 4500 eventually.

Since ambient is so high here at night I figure I'd run ac 24/7 I'm going to start with 5 plants.

Ok I'll look into it. Where I live it doesnt snow barely reaches freezing temps in winter.

I was hoping the mini split would take care of humidity and no it's a garage that's probably 80 90 ambient. I'm going to start logging temps as I build my room.

So I'm not sure if I should size the mini split the same way I would hps. I'm going to be running around 2400 watts of led over a 5x10 flower area in a 10x12 foot space. Eventually I'd like to build 2 more fixtures if these work well. I was thinking 18000 btu or 24000 btu mini split. I live in a...

So I'm building 2 9 cob fixtures and Im wondering how to dim them. Each fixture has 3 drivers. I want to be able to dim each fixture but I'm not sure of the size potentiometer. Running 9 veros at 1750.

I want to grow that old school new york purple haze anyone know who's genetics it is?

Well he promised me a lb so that's what I meant