First indoor grow

Greenmeanie420

Greenmeanie420

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I’m growing in a 2’x2’x4’ tent with a 600 watt LED
Just started my grow yesterday and am looking for any info tricks or advice from anyone I want to go all organic with as little messing with it as possible
My light has a veg and bloom cycles and you can use both at the same time

any help would be great
All pics are for day one after germination with I bleached paper towels and the seeds are from local friends who found them in there weed
One is a Irish cream
Another is a blueberry gelato
And another is sky walker OG
And I have some orange bell peppers I’m trying out for kicks
 

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Bluethunder98

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Greenmeanie420 said:
I’m growing in a 2’x2’x4’ tent with a 600 watt LED
Just started my grow yesterday and am looking for any info tricks or advice from anyone I want to go all organic with as little messing with it as possible
My light has a veg and bloom cycles and you can use both at the same time

any help would be great
All pics are for day one after germination with I bleached paper towels and the seeds are from local friends who found them in there weed
One is a Irish cream
Another is a blueberry gelato
And another is sky walker OG
And I have some orange bell peppers I’m trying out for kicks
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Gia green is a great product for organic grows it is full and packs a punch when it comes to a good mix of dry amendments. Gia green 4-4-4 and 2-8-4 with your choice of worm castings or molasses. All you do is premix it in to your soil and water pretty much, but later down the line if they absorb all the food you will have to apply the dry amendments to the top soil when watering but this is easier then mixing liquid nutrients I would have to say. Also I recommend a root enhancer/ booster like GREAT WHITE or MYKOS.
hotrodharley said:
Get a taller tent.
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Like he said I’d get a new tent I also made the mistake at first to go with a short tent but soon realized if I really want to get my time and moneys worth I had to upgrade. The tent you have now is great for cuttings and seedlings though so you could have a constant/ somewhat back to back grows.
 
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Bluethunder98

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Hey all, I think that this is an important topic and I haven't seen a thread that's really dedicated to this. Whether you use Gaia Green or another similar brand (like Dr. Earth), it would be great to have a place we can consolidate our process info. I'll start here. Throw darts at it and...
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volcanoOFhistory

volcanoOFhistory

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You realize that the law in NY doesn't allow for growing at home until 18 months after the first retail sale... which is still months away. Not saying don't do it just don't be broadcasting your grow as it's still illegal.
 
Greenmeanie420

Greenmeanie420

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Bluethunder98 said:
Gia green is a great product for organic grows it is full and packs a punch when it comes to a good mix of dry amendments. Gia green 4-4-4 and 2-8-4 with your choice of worm castings or molasses. All you do is premix it in to your soil and water pretty much, but later down the line if they absorb all the food you will have to apply the dry amendments to the top soil when watering but this is easier then mixing liquid nutrients I would have to say. Also I recommend a root enhancer/ booster like GREAT WHITE or MYKOS.

Like he said I’d get a new tent I also made the mistake at first to go with a short tent but soon realized if I really want to get my time and moneys worth I had to upgrade. The tent you have now is great for cuttings and seedlings though so you could have a constant/ somewhat back to back grows.
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Thanks for the input
I’ve watched a countless YT videos of small 2x2x4 grows on how to maximize yields but figured since it’s my first I’d just go with this but I did just order a 48x48x80 so I could grow all three indoor
 
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