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Lol this is my exact set up - inkbirds (temp/humidity/CO2) with T6 on a Controller 67. If u pick up a T series fan then I’d strongly encourage picking up the Controller 67 - supports Bluetooth and the app that runs it is slick - you get way more control and a nice historical data display

I’m thinking that you’re better off tailoring towards natural light levels during the cycle - if anything I’d pull the light levels back before I tried increasing. Basically you have resin production being tied in ways to stress in the plant; the plant produces flowers and resin in response to...

Just ordered a pack - so we’ll see… my expectations are low, but I’ve heard good things as well, also like the way the guy runs his business

I use the same set up - don’t even think about it lol just listen to Wizz and go buy the heater and Inkbird, then thank him in a couple weeks when your shit’s dialed in. The other thing I’d suggest is to pick up an Inkbird humidity controller while ur at it, same money well spent.

Yup oil filled heater for the win / provides even, gradual heat

Yea bro, don’t even sweat it then. Good eye tho I grow organic, but if you only have two weeks left in a chem grow then double check when to do your flush

To be honest I wouldn’t be too worried, especially at wk 7 - how long do you plan to run em? You’re gonna want to back off on the nutes towards the end, and I agree with ‘less is more’ especially if you want to try to diagnose an issue like this - opt to take something out or fail it back rather...

I’d try out something different at some point, but if you aren’t seeing differences going from 12/12 to 11/13 then chances are good anything further outside of 12/12 isn’t going to make a difference and the potential to cut into yields starts begging to be looked into. I tried gradual flip...

At the end of the day, you do you - if you wanna try it out then go for it, someone like myself just can’t vouch for it or suggest it to you in good faith lol.

Don’t mix the myco right into the soil - not as effective as other methods. Myco needs to be in direct contact with the roots to really be of benefit and create the interaction between the roots and rhizophere you are wanting. I just roll a seed around in it before direct planting, or sprinkle a...

Also wanted to mention that the 36 hrs of darkness at flip isn’t a thing, I think there might be confusion with the suggestion from some to leave plants in darkness for two of three days at chop time - some say it causes the plants to give one last gasp of resin production. This run I tried...

Just getting caught up on the thread,.. do your best with what you’ve got. If it’s another 2-3 weeks until you can afford a 100w quantum board or bar then just hold these in veg, spend some time doing some LST to train them lower with the added veg time, then flip once you get a light that...

anytime brotha - I'm still a noob compared to many here, but happy to help

I'd measure the ppfd and leaf temps before the new light, set the new light to match the intensity the plants are used to, measure again and watch for stress, then try push to 1000 or so ppfd. You may need to adjust the environment to tailor to the new light as well

You really can’t go wrong trying anything out - some of the commonly used plant like comfrey are preferred due to their high macro and micro nutrient content that is suited to cannabis. I’ve made all kinds of FPJ imputs, aloe is a great one. I make them out of abundant weeds in my area too, like...

looking really good - did you end up getting an inline fan set up? I'd kill for that light... lol

nope - they could run in 5 gals until finish - if you plan to veg into bigger pots you still have plenty of time in 3 or 5 gals with plants that size. Looks like one of them is half full tho? Should still be fine for a while given the size

iPhone here as well, using printer paper. I'd be surprised if that wasn't appropriate - you'd think the app would otherwise specify something different if it was specific

looking good - you can defoliate under the canopy for sure, most would call it lollipopping - which would amount to stripping anything underneath the top canopy, essentially leaving only the main colas to flower - generally a rule a thumb is to make sure that there is no light penetrating...

Great tips - I need to pay some attention to DLI more often…