mangojuice
Active Member
I'm a failure; he's right. And maybe this is someone else's dejavu: this 4 x 4 agrimax tent which I just set up.by myself is pretty awesome
It takes up a big portion of my 200 SF unfinished, shell actually cabin. Black, my new favorite color. So there is a 240 watt, 7 band led, four t5 full spectrum and 2 50 watt plasma lights. It wouldn't mind the heat of of hid but as it turns out I will be sharing my own cabin heat. once it is insulated, shouldn't be too hard to keep the place at 70. Without insulation now, the girls are on a seedling mat and stay between 70 at night and 80 during the day.
So that is the basic set up. Introductions, please. There is #1 a motivated lady from Blimburn from a critical mass and ak 47 breeding. She was a freebie from Worldwide, who rocks my world. And she is drop dead gorgeous at 6 days. Tall, green, unrolling her second set of true leaves. She prefers 7.0 organic soil and Jones organic fertilizer, not that she hasn't drunk of Grow, three times now in baby sips. #2 is also a freebie but don't let that fool you. She is turned on and shines like an emerald beneath her t5. Keeping up with #1 can't be easy but she makes it look like a walk in the park. #3 is seedmans white widow sporting the baby leaves of a three day old nymph destined to play with fire. her traymates germed in water in under 24 hours but this divine green came up fro the earth. Three days.
So there it is out first encounter. When the sun is out we stay in the sun and return to the cabin when the evening cools the air. Then we bask beneath the t5's for a total of 16 hours of light.
I can watch them for hours
Though the tent is up, They hang out beside my bed. I don't know how that will be when they have to go in there. The Leds are so bright, they need to be in the tent. But for now, as babies, they can hang with me. This part of being a failure ain't too bad
.
It takes up a big portion of my 200 SF unfinished, shell actually cabin. Black, my new favorite color. So there is a 240 watt, 7 band led, four t5 full spectrum and 2 50 watt plasma lights. It wouldn't mind the heat of of hid but as it turns out I will be sharing my own cabin heat. once it is insulated, shouldn't be too hard to keep the place at 70. Without insulation now, the girls are on a seedling mat and stay between 70 at night and 80 during the day.
So that is the basic set up. Introductions, please. There is #1 a motivated lady from Blimburn from a critical mass and ak 47 breeding. She was a freebie from Worldwide, who rocks my world. And she is drop dead gorgeous at 6 days. Tall, green, unrolling her second set of true leaves. She prefers 7.0 organic soil and Jones organic fertilizer, not that she hasn't drunk of Grow, three times now in baby sips. #2 is also a freebie but don't let that fool you. She is turned on and shines like an emerald beneath her t5. Keeping up with #1 can't be easy but she makes it look like a walk in the park. #3 is seedmans white widow sporting the baby leaves of a three day old nymph destined to play with fire. her traymates germed in water in under 24 hours but this divine green came up fro the earth. Three days.
So there it is out first encounter. When the sun is out we stay in the sun and return to the cabin when the evening cools the air. Then we bask beneath the t5's for a total of 16 hours of light.
I can watch them for hours
Though the tent is up, They hang out beside my bed. I don't know how that will be when they have to go in there. The Leds are so bright, they need to be in the tent. But for now, as babies, they can hang with me. This part of being a failure ain't too bad
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