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It’s a male!

Duh. Cover each opening with a neoprene plug. But while it’s spraying check the sprayers are covering the entire area above them. They’re adjustable if they’re not 360s.

Phosphorus deficiency

Ideas and discussions like this are why aliens just pass us by.

Snow especially but rain too pick up every atmospheric contaminant they fall through.

Let him find out.

From Alaska comes the question - why? A waste of thermal energy.

I see calcium deficiency with spotting on the newer growth on 2 at least.

You’re not providing enough light. That’s the cause of seedlings stretching. Transplant and bury all the way up to the cotyledons. If using LED consider a quantum PAR meter. It’ll make your life so much easier and you’ll get better results from start to finish.

Wasilla? If Talkeetna it’s the base for most Denali excursions.

I know I arrived in Alaska at midnight. Like most people flying here. Next day I was blown away from Anchorage. Chugach Mountains right there covered in snow. Frigging moose everywhere in the city. It was April before the clouds cleared enough that I saw Denali from the old Glenn Highway between...

If you get north of the Alaska Range let me know. Ahead of time.

It went down.

Then you know there’s not that many square feet of floor space. Those doors? Unless he’s really lucky those things can be hell opening and closing. I’d still ditch the useless things and frame that end. But that’s just from my experiences. Plural. And usually the bargain cans aren’t in the best...

Have you ever actually worked with a 20 foot conex?

Well I love this one. I’d buy another one.

I did. With predictable results. Plant was shorter than those in the big tent but buds were hard and colorful. 2’ square tent and absolutely couldn’t handle 2 plants. This one took up the tent.

Remove those air leaking doors and frame that end instead of cutting the intact end for a door. Use the framed section for your air conditioner and most fans. Put your electric panel on the framed end as well. Easier to work with wood and sheet rock instead of cutting steel.

And insanely cold in winter.