started my "Christmas Grow" 3 days ago.
i had such great luck with my last grow (harvested 4 days ago) that i couldn't wait to start another
i'm not changing a thing on this grow. i'm doing everything exactly as i did the last grow.
coco loco. water when the buckets get lite. zero nutes. never check ph. 24/7 leds (1200 watts)
4 plants in each 2x2x4 tent.
i live @ 7043' and it gets COLD here. just had 10" snow yesterday.
i have my tents in my shop which is a 100+ year old un-insulated cabin.
the cabin gets down to 29-30 degrees inside every night but with the tents shut up tight, the led's keep the temps 70-75 overnight.
after i get a fire going in the wood heater i have to open up the vents and turn on the fans in the tents to keep the temps around 75-80 during the day.
our humidity (even with snow) seldom hits 20% and is usually around 10%.
anyhow, i am super excited! the plants are about 1.5" tall today and look just fine.
i know my approach is the opposite of most everyone else but i run 6 online stores, 12 hrs a day 7 days a week, and just don't have the time
for a maximum yield approach. i have to plant 'em and almost forget 'em. i make up for possible lower yields with more plants and a continual
grow.
anyhow, when there's something worth photos i take some.
best wishes to all
i had such great luck with my last grow (harvested 4 days ago) that i couldn't wait to start another
i'm not changing a thing on this grow. i'm doing everything exactly as i did the last grow.
coco loco. water when the buckets get lite. zero nutes. never check ph. 24/7 leds (1200 watts)
4 plants in each 2x2x4 tent.
i live @ 7043' and it gets COLD here. just had 10" snow yesterday.
i have my tents in my shop which is a 100+ year old un-insulated cabin.
the cabin gets down to 29-30 degrees inside every night but with the tents shut up tight, the led's keep the temps 70-75 overnight.
after i get a fire going in the wood heater i have to open up the vents and turn on the fans in the tents to keep the temps around 75-80 during the day.
our humidity (even with snow) seldom hits 20% and is usually around 10%.
anyhow, i am super excited! the plants are about 1.5" tall today and look just fine.
i know my approach is the opposite of most everyone else but i run 6 online stores, 12 hrs a day 7 days a week, and just don't have the time
for a maximum yield approach. i have to plant 'em and almost forget 'em. i make up for possible lower yields with more plants and a continual
grow.
anyhow, when there's something worth photos i take some.
best wishes to all
