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Yea I prolly went overboard but I was able to train around one top node per scrog hole. I havnt measured but my canopy is prolly 3 to 4 foot from light and I just started showing pistols. Im curious to see how much growth I got back in 24hrs. I stripped them all clean in confidence lol.. Or stupidity.. Guess I'll find out in 4hrs when I get home.I think I'm gonna flip these fairly soon. I'm running out of vertical clearance. While I have run this strain before, I've never run it in hydro, or with gas, two factors that can promote an aggressive stretch. I'm thinking I should account for that. My new carbon filter has taken up a fair amount of real-estate above my lights limiting the space up North.
Decisions decisions.
Good luck man. Fuckin plantsYea I prolly went overboard but I was able to train around one top node per scrog hole. I havnt measured but my canopy is prolly 3 to 4 foot from light and I just started showing pistols. Im curious to see how much growth I got back in 24hrs. I stripped them all clean in confidence lol.. Or stupidity.. Guess I'll find out in 4hrs when I get home.
Can't stop using it they will run out of co2.Ok, so you don't stop using it. When do you drop it to 600?
What do you mean they will run out of CO2?Can't stop using it they will run out of co2.
Usually last 2ish weeks. After swelling is done. They don't really photosynthesize as much so it's not needed.
If you shut the co2 off they will not have enough co2 as they consume it fairly quickly depending on room size. Once it starts to drop below I think about 300ppm photosynthesis is reduced and in turn the the plants ability to process light energy into the sugars it needs and growth stunts.What do you mean they will run out of CO2?
Ok, so you're talking about keeping the room sealed. I plan on bringing in outside air and exhausting it like a typical grow. My CO2 is around 450 in a situation like that.If you shut the co2 off they will not have enough co2 as they consume it fairly quickly depending on room size. Once it starts to drop below I think about 300ppm photosynthesis is reduced and in turn the the plants ability to process light energy into the sugars it needs and growth stunts.
My 10x7 room with only 4x6 of plants will rise to 2200+ ppm of co2 at night from respirarion. When the lights come on it takes less than an hr absolutely tops for them to rip that down to 600
I use the word sealed kind of loosely. My room isn't hermetically sealed. There is an array of 6 inch holes in my wall that allows for air to be pumped into the room from the outside and out via an 8 inch fan in my ceiling. There are 2 filters that clean the air coming in and a large carbon filter on the exhaust. I've taped cracks or painted gaps to help trap CO2 gas, but if it finds a way out it's gonna go. In the beginning I was worried that the gas wouldn't stick around, but I found it wasn't THAT big of a deal. I just account for the lose when I introduce more gas. Something like this... gas turns on, burns for 45 seconds or whatever. Once it's cooled it sinks to floor level. My meter is on my SCROG frame. It will measure around 2000PPMs. 20 minutes later the meter will read 1500PPMs as some of the gas has escaped, and it will start again. 1500 is my target amount.Is it worth using supplemental co2 in an unsealed room indoors?
There's no minimum really if you're talking strength of light. What you may want to look up is photosensitivity. It's not the strength of the light, but the length of time your plants are in the light. For a greenhouse you can add a light, again, it doesn't need to be super bright. It just needs to give light to shorten the darkness.Don’t think I would be comfortable with a burner in the house. I keep some mushroomsgrowing for a little co2.
Random question… what is the minimum amount of light needed to keep plants from flowering? Some of my greenhouse plants are beginning to flower and I want them to stay in veg longer. Can I just add a small led grow bulb?
It's pretty freaky when you see fire shoot out the sides of the generator. I've grown used to it, but I totally see your pointDon’t think I would be comfortable with a burner in the house. I keep some mushroomsgrowing for a little co2.
Random question… what is the minimum amount of light needed to keep plants from flowering? Some of my greenhouse plants are beginning to flower and I want them to stay in veg longer. Can I just add a small led grow bulb?
I'm good with the room temp. It's gone over 85 a couple times, but nothing serious.Your room temperature will let you know, if running less burners is better. Size of space + Room temps, as well as “Leaf temps”.As long as leaf temps are under 82F day time that’s great. Night time swing is what hurts most. Doesn’t take much to get Co2 levels you need.
Plants look very good Btw!
Air pump should be raised above the water level in case of power outage it will siphon your pails emptyA little vid.
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