This combination of well balanced living soil , and the proper organic liquids to feed it. Cruise control, its stupid easy.....
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How easy eh Krip,..really.
Krip I see you got the YoYo's out now. That's kinda early bro.
Fatty nugs in your future. Yeah u right.
Looks like Frosty Rocks in the moon lighty night.
You got clones?
Only thing I can really keep up with is my ladies in flower.
Only because they cant put on a leather jacket and hike out. Lol
They're stink'in with me!
DAY #37 OF 12/12 - LET'S COMPARE SOME BUDS!
OK, Family, it's time to do some bud comparisons!
First, a quick shot inside the tent and you can see I had to hang a bunch of yo-yo's to support some of the heavier buds...or buds with weaker stems, as the case may be!
First up is the Blue Gelato 41 from Barney's Farm. It's looking pretty respectable for 37 days of 12/12 but nothing that special:
Next up is the Forbidos which really is something special and I have HIGH hopes that it will help my dad with his pain:
Finally, the Dolato which is really something EXTRA specially and I have VERY HIGH hopes for this one! If nothing else, it should be great for breeding, but I have a hunch this one is gonna be pretty damn good!
Happy Harvests!
K
DAY #37 OF 12/12 - LET'S COMPARE SOME BUDS!
OK, Family, it's time to do some bud comparisons!
First, a quick shot inside the tent and you can see I had to hang a bunch of yo-yo's to support some of the heavier buds...or buds with weaker stems, as the case may be!
First up is the Blue Gelato 41 from Barney's Farm. It's looking pretty respectable for 37 days of 12/12 but nothing that special:
Next up is the Forbidos which really is something special and I have HIGH hopes that it will help my dad with his pain:
Finally, the Dolato which is really something EXTRA specially and I have VERY HIGH hopes for this one! If nothing else, it should be great for breeding, but I have a hunch this one is gonna be pretty damn good!
Happy Harvests!
K
Hmmm
.... It took me a while to spot that, but it appears to be Golden Retriever!
Stunning!
More bud porn from the Krip master!
). I use the AC Infinity Airplate in what is now the breeding cabinet and it's incredibly quiet!
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NEW DUCT FAN
Well, I probably should have posted this and asked the question BEFORE I went a bought it, but I ordered a new duct fan earlier today.
The existing 440 CFM fan in the main tent started making some loud noises which I heard from all the way across the house (with the TV running, actually!). It's something internal and, since the tent is in my bedroom, I wanted to get something quiet ASAP.
So, I found and purchased this unit from AC Infinity:
It's only 34 dBA, which is extremely quiet, and has a built-in speed controller; but it's only 351 CFM (So, I may not get much use from the speed controller!
It's supposed to be fine for a 4'x4' and I currently don't run the existing fan at full capacity; but, I do have the main tent hooked up to the 3'x2' veg tent using the same fan, so I'm hoping I don't start having heat issues. If not, it should work out great!
Anyone have any experience with these? (the question I should have asked pre-purchase!
Happy Harvests!
K
I use the older model T6, just the temp control no RH. It's great. It wont keep heat below 80F if you dont have your light hooked up to the duct, at 600W HID, since you already know there's a drastic drop in cfm's compared to the standard models. I can maintain temps by ducting through the reflector and using a circulating fan under the light. If you plan on adding a CF at the end or anywhere else you can imagine a 25% drop if I recall in cfm.Anyone have any experience with these? (the question I should have asked pre-purchase!
) the T8 for a 4x4 myself knowing how they run. Now I use HID, but with the LEDS I had no problem maintaining 75F, 2 x 1000W.
That's good info!I use the older model T6, just the temp control no RH. It's great. It wont keep heat below 80F if you dont have your light hooked up to the duct, at 600W HID, since you already know there's a drastic drop in cfm's compared to the standard models. I can maintain temps by ducting through the reflector and using a circulating fan under the light. If you plan on adding a CF at the end or anywhere else you can imagine a 25% drop if I recall in cfm.
I would almost recommend(not now
