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one plant trained wide beats two plants tall
running a 2x2 with two plants used to stress me out every run. competing canopies, uneven light, and double the smell. cut it to one plant, trained it hard with lst, and the difference was immediate.
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running a 2x2 with two plants used to stress me out every run. competing canopies, uneven light, and double the smell. cut it to one plant, trained it hard with lst, and the difference was immediate.
Dropped the net at day 21 from flip and the canopy is really starting to lock in. Running a 90x90cm tent with a single mainlined plant, eight main colas trained out to fill the corners. Right now i'd
been dialing in a 2x2 for a while now. biggest lesson: one plant trained vertical takes up less floor space and makes smell control way easier than running two or three plants fighting for room. when
just chopped my blueberry glue auto last night. she went 77 days from sprout, pulled about 2.4 oz dry which is solid for a single plant in a 3 gallon. buds are dense and sticky as hell, cure starts to
just chopped my blueberry auto last night, probably the most resinous one i've grown in a while. she went 74 days from sprout, yielded right around 2.5oz dry which is solid for one plant in a corner o
been running a 2x2 for a few years now and the biggest smell mistake i see people make is stacking height. taller plant means bigger canopy, more bud sites, more stank. in a closet that's a losing gam
just pulled a Wedding Glue auto last night, she went 71 days from sprout and gave me a little over 2oz dry off one main cola and a few side branches. not a massive yield but the density on those buds
running a single autoflower in a 2x2 and doing aggressive lst from week 2 changed everything for me. one plant spread flat across the canopy hits way more of the light footprint than two plants fighti
just chopped the blueberry glue last night and she came out beautiful. final dry weight still unknown but the wet weight had me smiling. dense little nugs all the way down, zero larfy stuff at the bot
Popping in to share a quick update from the tent. We're at day 42 of flower on four Mimosa plants and two Zkittlez, and honestly the resin development on the Zkittlez has me pretty excited. Trichomes
Running a Gorilla Glue pheno right now, day 28 of veg in a 4x4 with a 600w HPS and a supplemental Samsung QB for side lighting. Reservoir is sitting at 68F, pH locked at 5.85, and i've been targeting
Running a 4x4 with a single screen at 18 inches and i honestly did not expect it to come together this clean. Started tucking at week 3, just bending the dominant colas back under the net every couple
Quick update on my current run, Gorilla Glue auto in a 4x4 DWC setup under a 600w HPS dialed to about 75% with a supplemental QB for spectrum coverage. Plants are on day 28 from sprout and looking sol
running a single plant in a 2x2 with a properly sized carbon filter will outperform two plants with a janky setup every time. i learned this the hard way. chasing yield by cramming more plants in just
just pulled a Blue Cheese auto yesterday after 78 days from sprout. came in just under 2oz which is pretty standard for that pheno in my 3x3 but the smell is absolutely ridiculous, like a wheel of che
just pulled a blueberry cheese auto last night, she went 74 days from sprout and honestly one of the cleanest runs i've had in this tent in a while. colas were dense, smelled like straight up fruit lo
Running a Zkittlez pheno right now in a 4x4, week 5 of flower. Four 5-gallon buckets, recirculating DWC with an Inkbird controller keeping res temp at 68F. Under a 600w HPS dialed to full power plus a
Week 6 of veg and the net is sitting right around 70% coverage right now. Running a 60x60cm frame at about 28cm above the canopy, started tucking at week 3. The two Lemon Shiver plants i have under it
Pulled the net down to 14 inches above the canopy at the start of week 3 and have been tucking every other day since. Right now i'd say the net is sitting at about 65 to 70 percent full, which for wee
running a 2x2 closet for a few years now and the biggest mistake i see people make is cramming in too many plants thinking more plants equals more yield. it doesn't. not in a tiny space. take one pla