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Here is a link to the NFTG Bible v5.2, listed by Oregon's Constant Gardener. https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1623/7315/files/NFTG_Growers_Bible_v5.2.pdf?v=1656436258&ct=t(CT_NEWS_CAMPAIGN_2022_7_1_NEWS)&mc_cid=10d938f5e1&mc_eid=ce56d7ba17

Since you only have a few plants you don't need to spray everything down. Start with one plant and wipe down each leaf with your anti-PM solution. Use a cotton ball and Q-tip and avoid the flowers. It is a lot of work but so is everything else. (Like trimming buds!) The Nectar guys like natural...

Sorry, I skipped most of this thread when it went south in the beginning. That being said; In the Pacific Northwest, it's difficult finishing outdoor photos without mold and bud rot in Oct. I started 9 different auto seeds yesterday. I suspect they will finish in mid August. Plus, they will be...

You can make some infused coconut oil. Get some that is "virgin" and put it all in a crock pot, on high for a couple hours. Strain and cool. Some say you must de-carb, some say you don't. Either way, it comes out good. You can experiment with strength but a good starting point is 1 oz larf to 2...

Love RC stuff. Here is a nice F-16 that is pretty fast and will survive rough landings. It's not a ducted fan, but has a pusher prop on the back. You can get them for under $100.00 overseas but it takes a few weeks. You get everything in the box including 2 battery packs. It's gyro stabilized...

You can bring your plants outside or in greenhouse as soon a weather permits. The trick to prevent flower start and re-veg is to put a few cheep solar lights on them. After sunset the lights come on automatically. It won't be enough to "make them grow" much, but will prevent the dreaded re-veg.

https://monstergardens.com/plant-tissue-culture-microclone-kit.html.html

Contact the manufacturer, Oregon's Only, and ask for a sample kit. the Nutes are free but you'll have to pay for shipping. https://www.oregonsonly.com/contact-oregons-only-nectar-for-the-gods/ Best deals at Oregon's Constant Gardener. They have free shipping for orders over $150. and monthly...

Here is a cool kit along with instructional videos. https://monstergardens.com/plant-tissue-culture-microclone-kit.html.html

Use cheap solar lights that come on at dusk.

A 25 lb. bag was less that $10.00 at a local gardening store.

Perhaps calcium carbonate? There is a pelletized product called Calpril.

The system in your link look nice and compact but you will be stuck with their proprietary filters. Something like the following uses more convention filters that are way less expensive, especially if you get replacement filter elements in bulk...

Get one of these. https://www.amazon.com/Humidity-Controller-Inkbird-Humidistat-Pre-wired/dp/B01J1E5LWM/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=inkbird+humidity+controller&qid=1627645723&sr=8-1

Self Watering Spikes. https://www.amazon.com/Sparkfire-Watering-Adjustable-Automatic-Devices/dp/B08B5FKW3S/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=self+watering+spikes,+slow+release+control+valve&qid=1626873932&sr=8-2

In the Pacific Northwest, watching your big outdoor photo plants rot in October rain is a good reason to go with autos. These were germinated on May 1st and should be ready in a few more weeks.

How about a "wetting agent?" https://oregonsconstantgardener.com/collections/nectar-for-the-gods/products/hygeia-s-hydration

This might be fine for ELECTRICAL/MECHANICAL stuff. Don't spray this directly on electronics! I've repaired plenty of marine radios and if I see this stuff on circuit boards, the radio is RUINED due to contamination. It will mess up LCD displays, and certain component materials. It's hell to...

Last year in the Pacific Northwest, I planted 4 autos on May 1st in my vegetable greenhouse. They finished in the first week of August and were fantastic!. Too many times I watched 50% of my outside photos succumb to powdery mildew and rot trying to mature in October. For outside grows in shitty...

That is so cool.