Optimus1979
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Thank you so much for you help !
Thank you so much for you help !Oregon?
I thought herb was everywhere in Oregon.
I'm going to disagree with all the above advise and suggest you get started as soon as possible.
If you can find keeper clones, get ones that are big and healthy and put them directly under 12/12 light/dark.
It's the dark that needs to be as close to perfect as you can get.
I contend that until you isolate an environment and run it under operational conditions, you will not know what needs tuning. Monitor your max min temps and relative humidity (cheep meters are available) and do what is needed to bring it to heal.
Come back with pictures and deal with the details as part of the learning curve. And there is quite a learning curve.
The reason I say this is that plants grow slow.
You will have plenty of time to fuss over them, and will likely do more harm from over watering, fertilizing, pruning etc.
Otherwise, I agree with all the advise you have thus far generated.
Always helpful and kind spirited help from the farm.
Nah man i wudnt run a hose ojt the window for ur runoff lol this aint Haiti. ....just collect it in a bucket and flush it down the toiletThank you so much for your input! I planned on carbon filters and a hose that leads out my window. Does that sound like agood idea?
Oregon?
I thought herb was everywhere in Oregon.
I'm going to disagree with all the above advise and suggest you get started as soon as possible.
If you can find keeper clones, get ones that are big and healthy and put them directly under 12/12 light/dark.
It's the dark that needs to be as close to perfect as you can get.
I contend that until you isolate an environment and run it under operational conditions, you will not know what needs tuning. Monitor your max min temps and relative humidity (cheep meters are available) and do what is needed to bring it to heal.
Come back with pictures and deal with the details as part of the learning curve. And there is quite a learning curve.
The reason I say this is that plants grow slow.
You will have plenty of time to fuss over them, and will likely do more harm from over watering, fertilizing, pruning etc.
Otherwise, I agree with all the advise you have thus far generated.
Always helpful and kind spirited help from the farm.
I meant for exhaust. LolNah man i wudnt run a hose ojt the window for ur runoff lol this aint Haiti. ....just collect it in a bucket and flush it down the toilet
Oh haha yeah i guess u can do that lolI meant for exhaust. Lol
LOL thanks!Oh haha yeah i guess u can do that lol
Oregon?
I thought herb was everywhere in Oregon.
I'm going to disagree with all the above advise and suggest you get started as soon as possible.
If you can find keeper clones, get ones that are big and healthy and put them directly under 12/12 light/dark.
It's the dark that needs to be as close to perfect as you can get.
I contend that until you isolate an environment and run it under operational conditions, you will not know what needs tuning. Monitor your max min temps and relative humidity (cheep meters are available) and do what is needed to bring it to heal.
Come back with pictures and deal with the details as part of the learning curve. And there is quite a learning curve.
The reason I say this is that plants grow slow.
You will have plenty of time to fuss over them, and will likely do more harm from over watering, fertilizing, pruning etc.
Otherwise, I agree with all the advise you have thus far generated.
Always helpful and kind spirited help from the farm.
Ok, so here's an update. Got the space, and the light is on its way! See link!
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06Y4K7V3H/ref=cm_sw_r_fm_apa_IVQSzbK80HXXQ
Please tell me your thoughts. I'm going all natural soil in 2-5 gal pots.
Thank you for the adviceYou should start a grow log. They'll ask you to eventually. It's better for your followers so they don't lose track and get lost between threads.
Youre grow story will be more fluid that way.
Thank you for the advice
I really appreciate that compliment! I have a feeling this is going to be an excellent experience for me. I can't wait to pull my gf into this. She's going to love it. We both love to garden as is, so this will be fun.You're welcome. I think you've got the potential of being a great grower. I'm really interested in your experience. Eventually I hope to try my hand at an indoor crop.
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