Just about every thing i smoke gets smoked out of a bong, or a volcano vape. Yes they are a little stretchy but upward growth is slowing quite a bit as they hit the hot upper part of the box, once they bush out a bit I'll move them down in the box a bit to give them more room, usually its about an inch down evry 5 days or so in this type of box.subscribed man. lookin forward to seeing how it grows, have some chemdog now and man is it potent, i suggest smokin it out of a bong, anyway, it looks like there a lil stretched, but hey thats not necesarilly a bad thng!
yes i know the box needs painted, it will get 2 coats of kills sealer primer, then 2 coats of dunn edwards bright white high gloss paint, ive found that to work well when painting ply wood, speads the light out more evenly. the box is also going to get a few cfls installed soon, for the remainder of veg ill be using 4 6500k daylight 26w bulbs, then when i start to flower they will be switched to 2 42w 2700k bulbs. the seedling is starting to tighten up nicley, upward growth is only about 1/4 inch while leaf development has not slowed at all, here are pics about 8 hours of light later.
the point of this grow is NOT to be creative, when i do larger crops i wont be just feeding an all purpouse like now, ill be using top of the line bloom and grow with micro nutes as well, right now im keeping it as simple as possible. ive used this soil and this fert numerous times in small grows like this and i know it works well, the buds are dense, dank and sticky. the reason im keeping it so simple is to test an assortment of different reflector shapes and materials to find out wich design i will be scaling up for when i move to a full room in the spring. so far i have tested 3 of them and only like the light spread on one, so 2 designs are going in the treash. i have 3 more to try, maybe one will be better than the first one that works, maybe not.
dont jinx me man, i havent even started to flower yet, not trying to get my hopes up on this grow, just testing some things. couple more pics of the plants today.
