OniSanKeoni
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So I have a 2x2 and a maxisun mf1000 just curious on what I should be doing for these plants. First time indoor grow so again I’m clueless..any help is appreciated.
First time trying to grow indoors.
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blueberrymilkshake
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Ask them how their day was. Tell them you're here for them. Make them a cup of tea with a kiss of brandy. Just be there for them, bro.
OniSanKeoni
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LmaOoOO I mean that for sure buttttttt lol I was thinking more along the lines of tech, like if I need to get a humidifier and stuff…lol brandy would be great though lmao
Rootbound420
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Give more info on what your using. Light soil nutes etc.
OniSanKeoni
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so the light is a maxisun mf1000 in a 2x2 grow tent ..starting to feel like that’s kinda small, also using Fox farm trio and fox farm soil—happy frog mix w perlite. That’s it so far, also using seeds from a bag I got from Denver..Orangina is what its called. Just trying to get a decent yield for myself. Any advice would be so appreciated!
OniSanKeoni
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thanks for the reply! I appreciate it, any opinion on a light for a 2x2? The one I have is doing well but I’m still learning the specs when it comes to lights. This is a 100 watt light and I’m reading it needs hella more than that lol. I was looking at a mars hydro or spider farmer.
OniSanKeoni
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And I’m not to sure I’m about the RH…bout to take advantage of prime day on Amazon and buy a temp/humidity meter and a bunch of whatever else i might need.
waterproof808
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Are you in Hawaii?
odessa
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All my gear is budget Amazon tent kit stuff. Any 150-200 (actual) watt LED should be fine for your space. Without C02 there is a such thing as too much light for smaller spaces.
OniSanKeoni
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No not at the moment..lol back mainland. Wish I was back on Oahu, lol buggahz would be cherry lol.
Jacob_
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As a first grow, I would just say be very of mindful overwatering, it’s better (albeit slightly) than letting your plants go thirsty a day or two than accidentally causing flood damage. Literally being there for your plants is key, check on them as much as you can. Then some more. As for the soil your using, it has more food and nutes that a lot of first time growers underestimate, so be mindful of nutrient burn during feedings. Also, watch your pH That’s the most I can fit in a paragraph. Good luck with your grow, welcome to the forum.
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Er3
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Me too, I agree. You shouldn't need more than another 100,150 watts.
Chicagosworse
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I have two Mars hydro which I've been told won't do any good for me at all.. I'm just patiently waiting until i have to use them. I have 2 Mars hydro 100 w and a off brand from Menards thats 9w lol Im trying to understand the light spectrum.