that's really a good job done! I love this photo, well shot.
Welcome, Klovneposen. They do look nice.
The flower looks nice and the light looks nice. 
Well done!So i got my two small Mars Hydro reflector lamps 23 days ago and thought i would show how nice my plants looks in flower - day 32 (left one white widow) day 37 (right one unknown but great sweet tasting strain) And keep in mind the first two or so weeks of flower was under a 90w ufo. i think mars does a very good job.i am glad that i finally got a descent light upgrade for my small closet. Oh yeah and i spend about 14 days battleling some spidermites (from my strawberrys or tomatoes outside
) so they have been under a bit of stress as well. being bombed on a regular basis with showers mixed with first some garlic, cayenne, pepper, onion and cinnemon mixed tea, then tobacco tea, homemade insectal soap. and a rosemary, peppermint, aloe vera foliar spray in between. Took pretty good care of those small bastards
and the predatory mites will be released within days from now MUHAHAHA!!!!
White widow from white label seeds
unknown strain from royal queen seeds
This is taken at day 24of flower
last picture is from the day the new lamps got installed.
hi Florida, I am sorry to hear about this. If you have already had leaf burnt, you should take measures to increase the distance. You can consider to change the space or order a tent.
you are welcome, Camelion. I agree with you. It's the best when we all don't need one. Yes.... but i prefer something bigger
Thx for the reply Sara, and when i buy, the best way is, that i never need warranty.
The leafy new growth does get bleached , the leaves being so young and tender are not prepared for 10" of light height.
I am finding 16" to be a sweet spot allowing room for new plant growth/height without bleaching. Last week my plants grew into the light and bleached some young leaves , the distance was 8-9" after new growth.
My Plants are short / bushy so I am also hoping that the 16" distance will encourage some stretching.
I was using 12 inches
very good info, Klovneposen, thanks for the instructions.First two days of treatment i blasted them with a garlic cayenne cinnemon oinion mix were i spottet most infestation and of course rinsed with water after 15-20 minutes
then about one week i switched between the soap and tobacco treatment every other day they got either soap or tobacco tea and a good rinse
the homemade soap/alcohol mixture i used seemed to encapsulate grown up mites when applied for 15-20 minutes before getting rinsed off pretty damn well.
The tobacco water seems to react good on the nymphs and larval stages of the mites when applied and left on for 15-20 minutes before a good rinse off
And the rosemary and peppermint aloe vera i have used the last week of treatment as an "afterburner" foliar spray should be like "teargas" and annoying as shit for those little bastards by doing so they wont get a good foothold on the plants again. the aloe vera is added to help the plants systemic acquired resistance.
i give the plant a few good rinses with pure water and let them be for a couple of days before releasing the predators. so they won't be annoyed by any applications i have put on the plants earlier
i know my room look small and newbie-ish. But keep in mind before i lost my house and everything do to sickness, i actually made a quite good living on the side of my job on growing meds for people in my 12x12 feet growroom so from my earlier experience i would say my plants are gonna be just fine. (this treament would have been a bit annoying back then having to carry 40 plants to the shower every day even tho they were placed in aquafarms) but with two plants in flower i think can manage dragging them to my shower once in a while
thanks for your advice m8
but next spring im gonna change the layout of my garden for mites security purposes
btw here is a link onsite to organic pest control.
organic pest control solutions - Blogs - 420 Magazine ®
it makes sense as far as I can see. Very good advice.
yep gotta mod it and cut it. i took a saw and cut holes in my closet just to gain 5 inch in my nursery and my room for motherplant. like LEDBud said. make a small lumber base or something. some guy had the same tent and same problem in here some time ago. he cut the bottom of the tent and mounted it on to the pot somehow. gaining the pots height inside the tent by placing it outside. If my explanation makes any sense ?
Good catch
I thought the lil guy was a pet. lol
amazing grow, ganjazz, you are talented! So good to know it's beyond your expectation.Grow journal is completed, total yield is around 1gr/w,
MarsII, reflector lights did most of the work, and proved to be well wurth the money, was hoping for 0.5 gr/w
Can change default parts when needed, assume life expectancy is gonna be alright.
Energy efficiency could be better though.
This harvest from last plant just dry- weighted
Day 25 Skunk DWC ...actually had a one week glitch of 24 hour light cycle about 7 days into bud . THis made them even more bushy HA HA HA. Setting up a good base for lots of big fat buds so I 'gotta be good' now... watch that PH and PPM
wanted to make site by site comparison between 2*240 and marsII 400. But after they have been installed i must say i prefer two of these small ones in a 2x3 feet room for better coverage then the mars II 400. IMO the mars 240w reflector series are just great for micro to small size grows. i only need 1 5volt pc fan to remove heat and the temps are really stable in the closet. It does not get easier and cheaper to run than this. and with two 240w (85-105w draw) instead of one of the 480 reflectors or the marsII 400, i get more mobility and maybe less risk of bleeching (can be hung in angled positions, and in individual heights and finally if one brakes down i still have one going strong) In my nursery room and motherplant room i have a 50*1w ufo and a 12*3w E27 fitted light. When i do upgrade my flowering light some day again, these reflectors from you are gonna do a great job for vegging in the nursery and used in the motherroom or sidelights in bloom rooms etc. using only about 60w in the veg. mode. 
to you guys
thanks for the help, randy.
