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Dadbod
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Oh shit!2 plants in a 2x4 floorplan is a typical amount, as you see 3 is pushing it. Your 5 plants will have to be flowered in like 2 weeks lol
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Oh shit!2 plants in a 2x4 floorplan is a typical amount, as you see 3 is pushing it. Your 5 plants will have to be flowered in like 2 weeks lol
Definitely less plants next time; I did not expect all seeds to germinate (I expected one dud and planned on four plants). Based on other journals I think I’ll do two or three max next time.well not "have to" but I would wait till they have 5 nodes and quadline each one then flower like a few days to a week later once the plants start growing again, this would be good because everything should get light but it will still be crowded and good air circulation and a fan on them may be needed in heavy flower. Next time try less plants or bigger tent possibly
Long term plan is to have a 5x5 tent in the future and will keep the 2x4 for vegging and the 5x5 for flowering!Just curious what made you choose a 2x4 tent and not a 4 foot square? I only ask because I am also in Canada and specifically got a tent to fit 4 plants which ended up being a 4 foot square
That’s great advice! I was planning on flipping to flower (depending on plants) when the girls are around 2ft-2.5ft high; does this make sense?
I am amazed by the Mars SP3000; I have no comparison points, and it is still early, but it seems to be doing the job really well!
Tell her that with a 5x5 she can put a couple flowers in there or any plant she likesLong term plan is to have a 5x5 tent in the future and will keep the 2x4 for vegging and the 5x5 for flowering!
Due to current spacial requirements, the best I could currently fit was a 2x4.
Also, when I told my adoringly supportive wife i was getting a 5x5, she wasn’t super happy; a 2x4 made it sound much better... I guess size does matter
Good idea; I think I’ll do that for the back wall!That’s awesome ..a taught bungi cord pole to pole will also work, but not hold up your fan haha
So great to have you here and contributing PK1!HEY @Dadbod You've got a nice setup going. I'll tag along with you.
The only thing i can add at the moment is your foxfarm. Make sure you mix it with something else and dnt put the plant in straight in foxfarm. You'll have problems in beging stage and its a hot potting mix.
coco, perlite, peatmoss are all good to be mixed with it.
you are also going to need more air circulation. a single 6" isn't just sufficient enough.
I was the second one in here and the 3rd comment but thank you, please continue to tag me in placesi'll invite some people for you to get you all warmed up
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That’s amazing! Thanks PK1i'll invite some people for you to get you all warmed up
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There's a guy on this site who makes the plastic clip on supports to attach poles in the center of the tent. He has a 3D printer he makes them with. I'm sure someone here will remember who it was.Quick Update Aug 28, 2020
I’ve noticed some negative pressure on the 2x4 grow tent but was able to find a cheap solution! The packaging for the Mars Hydro SP3000 had two wooden slats; each are 2ft long which is the depth of my tent. Only thing needed was a drill for holes and zip ties to support them:
hopefully this cheap DIY helps keep the shape of the tent better; it certainly helps with positioning my clip on fan too!
Wishing everyone a great day!
Sorry PK but have to disagree on this one. I use Fox Farms Ocean Forrest which is hotter then Happy Frog. I plant my seeds straight in the soil & don't have any issues. However, a few years ago I did have issues with it. I think they may have changed some stuff in the mix. I haven't had an issue at all with it my last 5 grows. I don't add anything as it has Coco, Perlite, etc. already.HEY @Dadbod You've got a nice setup going. I'll tag along with you.
The only thing i can add at the moment is your foxfarm. Make sure you mix it with something else and dnt put the plant in straight in foxfarm. You'll have problems in beging stage and its a hot potting mix.
coco, perlite, peatmoss are all good to be mixed with it.
you are also going to need more air circulation. a single 6" isn't just sufficient enough.