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Hopefully the potency won't be impacted too much. what strain are you running?

after about a week of curing, I grabbed a little sample nug and found a seed :| i didn't notice any hermies during flower, but it became hard to check after they bushed out.

Do you ever have problems with light leaks? I used passive intake in the past and it worked great, but I was always worried about herming out my plants during flower.

Mexican Haze, photoperiod freebies from Growerschoice. Flowered her for 9 weeks. I would have loved to let her go another couple of weeks, but I had to chop early because of time constraints. Total yield 248 g

Looks solid. What do you do for air intake?

Typo, my bad. I meant, does your tray sit 1 foot above the floor? I'm tired of always throwing my back out when I'm in the garden, so having the plants elevated is going to help a lot. Although, I only have about 6 feet of height to work with in my tent, so I can't set them up too high.

I like this set up a lot! This gives me some ideas. What is that, about 1" off the ground? Is your drainage in the middle? Thanks for sharing dun, hope you get a heavy yield! bongsmilie

This is more along the lines of what I'm looking to build. Something simple and straightforward. I do like idea of a pvc frame, but I'd worry about the amount of weight it can hold.

I usually like to implement both LST and topping fairly early in veg. I also like to defoliate specifically a week before the flip and 19 days into flower. That seems like a good inexpensive alternative, but what about the frame? I know I need to consider where the drainage nozzle will go, but...

Could be. I currently have 3 Mexican Haze flowering in 5 gallon pots and they just fit. I'm just looking for a more even spread of tops in my canopy, so i decided to try an additional plant but with smaller pots for the next run.

Anyone have experience building their own flood and drain table? I'm planning on using a trellis next run, so I need to figure out a better drainage option than individual saucers. I'll have 4 clones in 3 gal fabric pots of coco, all housed in a 3'x3' tent. Tips and photos are appreciated...

Looking great! How far along is she?

Try to figure out the spectrum your lights are putting out.

Even if it doesn't work, it was worth a shot. At least now you know. The nuggies are looking fresh!

They're looking happy! What strain are you running?

Also soak your cubes before hand with ph balanced water

I always like starting with the paper towel method. I've never personally worked with rock wool, but I know you can keep your lights off until your seedlings sprout up. A humidity dome certainly helps with germinating, but is not necessarily essential (more of a tool for cuttings). Just make...

Looks like she's ripening nicely. Beautiful colors actually

The whole plant

Good luck with the re vegging. Keep us posted on how it turns out.