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Haha! Love that user name!These are autos specifically?
My other one I use is Supposably.Haha! Love that user name!
Anybody got Covfefe as a handle?My other one I use is Supposably.
Its's cold up your way. Way back I hung around in Burke Hollow. I remember visiting one June 6th and my friends were so happy because their pipes had just unfroze. I love VT not the cold there.A chilly 35F here this morning.
I am pleased with the overall improvement from last summer (my first grow)...lot of lessons learned then and several more learned this summer....already started making space in my 16x48' GH for next summer...too many squeezed into this one...thinking of more lateral trellising to pull them into bushy trees...Gonna yield really nice for ya!
I'm between Burke and the Canadian border. I like the cooler summers, the -20-30 in the winter, not so much.Its's cold up your way. Way back I hung around in Burke Hollow. I remember visiting one June 6th and my friends were so happy because their pipes had just unfroze. I love VT not the cold there.
Perfect! We could conversate about it sometime.My other one I use is Supposably.
Little bit of heavenI'm between Burke and the Canadian border. I like the cooler summers, the -20-30 in the winter, not so much.
Otherwise vary frosty!46 yesterday morning and 41 this morning on the mountain
But............... here we go.
Luckily its the only mold i saw on what little i have left.
at 50 f, you're gonna get to cold, during lights off period. if my room gets below 60f, plants slow down dramatically. I use an electric space heater a few days per. yr.. But my room never gets 50f. The heat of my hid/mh lights keep the heat up during nights. What you gonna do when it dips to -0. I was moving some folks to Bath Me., in the late 90s, when it all of a sudden, It got -50f for 3 days. And we had to unload a 50 foot moving van. then back to the only motel in town that could park our truck and froze our ass off, because the little heaters in that motel , just couldn't keep up. We took furniture pads from our trailer and added them on top of our blankets. Without some heat, I don't think you got a chance.Ok, looking for recommendations/feedback for a grow tent. Last winter proved it was possible to grow in my GH, but it was a little nerve-wracking with power outages etc. I have access to a more environmentally stable space....our guest cottage. The basement of the cottage usually hovers around 50F through the winter (we don't heat it). My main rationale for a tent is to contain the light since locals know we don't sleep there and I would run 18/6. I have plenty of space so I am thinking 4x4x7+. The idea is run a grow through the winter months (Dec-April) and disassemble in the Spring.
Can I naturally ventilate? I don't care about fragrance. What else am I missing here?
Closed ours tonight in W. Ma.Summer is officially over when you are closing windows at night! GH is buttoned up for a mid-40F overnight.
I love Autumn!
I have 3 4x4x6.5" tents. The 1st. one i paid $250 for in 2008, and it's still in use. then 5 years later , I paid $200 for a 4x4 dark room tent, which is a piece of shit, but works. zippers don't have over lapping flaps, so light leaks are possible. Then a year ago I bought a 4x4 for $65 off ebay, and other than no side excess, like the dark room, it's the same material and i think same same workmanship. problem is with these tents, they all calapse when running an extraction fan , which makes a 4x4, more like a 3.5x3.5. All these tube tents need more side support. Make sure the zippers have cover flaps. And no, the cheap one will last just as long and work just as well. But those side excess windows are a back saver !!Way to go Blew. Good luck. Gretsky the crap out of them. I agree with you on the high prices. I have to wonder what the life of a cheap tent vs an expensive one is. I know it's nice to have the best zippers and material, but is it going to really last a whole lot longer? I wonder how long folks actually keep a Gorilla in service?