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If you want sunrise/sunset/clouds/moon phases/thunderstorms/lighting synced to your long/lat- start a reef tank. Im not sure any of that stuff is necessary to run a reef tank either, but they sure do sell those fancy lighting controllers. My personal pretty strong opinion is if you are...

It's a cliche, but I'd really say a couple more weeks. Problem is your plant appears to be dying off early, not sure you'll get that long out of her. What's your medium? You are still feeding I Hope? If you don't have a loupe to scope the plant, it'll start to look "dusty" for lack of a better...

Building a raised floor is pretty extreme ... I grow in a similar space. Raised floor or not, you are going to need heat at lights out. And I have to use hid during lights on, otherwise I'm marginal in temps, like 70f or so. Building a platform won't hurt, and it's a one time cost. But it's...

I run similar sized tents in a similar environment, 50's ambient temps and 60+% humidity. I have to run HID lamps most of the year to maintain temps inside the tents. I have to run heaters durring dark periods to avoid massive temp drops and humidity spikes. So that's my experience, it's...

Poor plant. If you want to kill it, it's just easier to chop it down. Did you stop feeding too? Not trying to be a smartbutt, but the plant would probably grow/mature better with light. Just saying.

If your goal is to find a strain that would not be detectable because it smells like something else, I'm not sure you will have much luck. In my opinion, the predominate smell of every strain is "cannabis plant". When someone says "my plant smells like pine sol", yeah, maybe, but first you...

You'll likely see some leaf abnormalities as it readjusts, but as HD said, it's no cause for concern for the plant. It'll do what it does, and as long as you are patient it'll be no harm, no foul.

You need to concentrate on the appearance of new growth. Be patient and don't expect miracles in the next few days. The yellow leaves on your plant will never recover, they will shrivel and die. But leave them on as long as they still have some moisture in them, as the plant can still pull...

Yeah, M-C is right, an Inkbird really isn't necessary with these, as they are slow to react. But that's what makes them perfect for this use. Just be patient when you first fire it up, it'll take awhile to bring the room temp up to where you need it to be, but once there you'll be golden and...

Oil filled radiant heater and an Inkbird or similar basic controller. Preferably size it for your lung room. Good luck.

You should research the USDA requirements for importing seeds into the USA (any seeds, not just cannabis seeds) You'll quickly realize you are barking up the wrong tree. Good luck.

Are all waterings at 4.0 and if so why soooooo low?