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BeachBummed
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Hey guys so I'm starting my second run, just finished up a cross from a buddys spot in so cal, decided I'd try a go, but going from seed.
Popped all 10 ko kush from sannie. All healthy, just formed true leaves.
Anyways, my grow tent is 2x4x5h and height was an issue last time. They stretched to almost 40" when I flipped them at 10. I was using t5s, and I am now going for a mor powerful light, and using the 2ft 6 bulb and the p-tek lamp as side lighting.
So with my spac I can perfectly fit 8 2 1/2 gallon pots in there snug, so I have 20 total sprouts going just to hopefully get 8 healthy females.
Anyhoo, since this is seed and I want them to show preflowers before I flip them, I don't want them to be so big in the tent and not have room forlike an hps ya know? So I was thinking like a 4' 8 bulb t5 to just go over the whole canopy, and use the others as like a bad and front side lighting???
Can I please get some thoughts, suggestions??
It's in a walk in closet, temp was 77.7 steadily with the t5s. Has good air circulation, and a 4" inline fan to a carbon scrubber.
Thanks farmers
Popped all 10 ko kush from sannie. All healthy, just formed true leaves.
Anyways, my grow tent is 2x4x5h and height was an issue last time. They stretched to almost 40" when I flipped them at 10. I was using t5s, and I am now going for a mor powerful light, and using the 2ft 6 bulb and the p-tek lamp as side lighting.
So with my spac I can perfectly fit 8 2 1/2 gallon pots in there snug, so I have 20 total sprouts going just to hopefully get 8 healthy females.
Anyhoo, since this is seed and I want them to show preflowers before I flip them, I don't want them to be so big in the tent and not have room forlike an hps ya know? So I was thinking like a 4' 8 bulb t5 to just go over the whole canopy, and use the others as like a bad and front side lighting???
Can I please get some thoughts, suggestions??
It's in a walk in closet, temp was 77.7 steadily with the t5s. Has good air circulation, and a 4" inline fan to a carbon scrubber.
Thanks farmers