Homer's Legal 4-Plant Max Perpetual Minimalist Garden In Ontario

Pennywise said:
Probably a pine tar Kush or Xmas Bud.
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Did a little reading because I had not heard of either of those strains. Look like a couple of Indica winners to me!
 
chenzi said:
Homer, you're making me jealous of the new grow space...... wow that would be a luxury for me
:drool::drool::drool:Cant wait to see it in full action.
:ganjamon::bravo:
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Yes, space is good for growing. I started off in a small bedroom and that got cramped pretty quick. Looking forward to my new space.
 
Yesterday I spent around 12 hours getting my grow rooms not finished but to the point, they serve their purpose. I do have some light leakages to fix and may do a few minor modifications but I will leave that for winter when there's not much else to do. I am pleasantly surprised at how my GG tincture has hardly any sedating effect; it actually feels like a bit of a stimulant. It makes me really look forward to trying some of the pure Sativas I have.

To recap, here is the framing I put up.

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Here is inside my new grow rooms with my fake walls up. In the first pic, I still have some organizing to do and will free up more space once I am more organized. My bloom-room now is pretty much completely dark when the Mega Light is out.

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Here is my veg room that is now twice its former size which is great.

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I will get some more pics up today or tomorrow but here is one quick handheld pic of Bruce Banner living up to its reputation as a frosty strain; definitely the frostiest buds I have grown at this stage.

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And here is my seedling the strain name of which has oddly slipped my mind momentarily. I have topped it once and cut off all but two secondary branches and my plan is to top it one more time and have just eight big buds.

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Later today I should have some pics of my Chemdawg seedling that I will be transferring from paper towels and planting in soil.
 
Pennywise said:
Do it right and you’re done with it.
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Yes, I have been thinking of doing this for quite a while and was going to do it in the winter when there wasn't much else to do but I just couldn't take it anymore, LOL. Besides, that research Dr. in that video emphasizing how important pure darkness is in flowering was the last straw.
 
Light leaks indoors is a no no, the light from a power strip can cause hermies or revegging in some cases.
 
Pennywise said:
Light leaks indoors is a no no, the light from a power strip can cause hermies or revegging in some cases.
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That's the main reason I did the upgrade; because I finally got it through my thick noggin it really matters. With my old system, I was constantly getting light leakage into the flowering room. I checked it out this morning before the lights came on and my new hot water heater has a flashing LED I will have to cover up. I'll do that today. Also, I think it was the guy in the video that said leaves didn't change colors if there was light leak also.

This Bruce Banner is definitely the frostiest plant I have had at four weeks into flower. Here is a sharper picture using a tripod. I'm also only at 5 g per gallon MC. I am trying to give less newts because I think it was@MrSauga that figured out using the nitrogen ratio the guy calculated in the video we only need about 4 g per gallon MC.

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I’m at about 3.5 grams per gallon now but I have to go easy on the sativas. The hybrids are happy so alls good.
 
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