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12/12 Micro Grow Narrowing stems , wilted leaves with PICS
- Thread starter tehmaster
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Firebrand
Active member
I followed a link from Neekz page to this thread, I just read it through.
A few things to comment on...
It is difficult to have to much light in an indoor setup, unless you have lighting that is as powerful as sunshine, it is hard to equal mother nature.
I would also agree that you should focus on one single plant per square foot of grow space and try to have at least 50 watts of light per square foot, ideally 100 watts per square foot is best.
Small kitchen sponges make great sound dampeners for fans, apply them between the fan and the mounting surface.
Life is much to short for personal drama, not to mention the bad karma that accompanies it. Growing your own is a freeing of life, yours and the plants, enjoy this time, enjoy it for the rest of your days.
Peaceout
A few things to comment on...
It is difficult to have to much light in an indoor setup, unless you have lighting that is as powerful as sunshine, it is hard to equal mother nature.
I would also agree that you should focus on one single plant per square foot of grow space and try to have at least 50 watts of light per square foot, ideally 100 watts per square foot is best.
Small kitchen sponges make great sound dampeners for fans, apply them between the fan and the mounting surface.
Life is much to short for personal drama, not to mention the bad karma that accompanies it. Growing your own is a freeing of life, yours and the plants, enjoy this time, enjoy it for the rest of your days.
Peaceout
SilkSecrets
New member
Maybe get an oscilating fan to blow on plants gently to strenghten the stems use flora nova. Its real easy and will give ok results. Best get a couple sucessful growa under the belt. Is the pc fan keeping temps ok? Fuck using an air pump for intake. Thats retarded. Maybe use a slightly bigger fan
K
kiwi_growa
Them buds are proressing nicely brother, keep up the good work. And im with silksecrets, fuck using an air pump for intake..
tehmaster
Member
Hahaahha that poor aquarium pump, lemme research this a little more. And thanks for stopping by
tehmaster
Member
tehmaster
Member
LOLOlOLOL i have a small hole passive intake and that air pump angled upward to dissipate heat from the bulbs to the fan . Any ideas to upgrade intake neekz?Hey hey hey guy's, come on, that was when he was in a sealed fishtank with only an exhaust (I hope)... Least he ain't supplement co2 with blunt-smoke yet
K
kiwi_growa
Centrifugal fan. Can't beat it.
tehmaster
Member
*begins researching*
Nothing beats forced induction ;P ! Go to some thrift shops and low-ball them for any DC pc-fans you can find (Stock up for future projects
...)! If you position it right you can get it to blow across the stems making your ish stronger. Light leaks, meh if you already got the exhaust leaking the intake won't put it any more over the top. Just because people say you don't NEED it, doesn't mean it won't help! Most use less than 3w electricity anyways...
Citizens Aux PD
Member
Good grow karma to ya, Tehmaster!
It's all a learning experience. It never really stops. You get new surprises and lessons with each grow even if it's the same fucken strain and set-up.
Those of us with small space and low wattage lights have the biggest challenges, really.
I mean, the "easiest" grows are outdoors in a private place in a state where they have dry, sunny summers...
And the same can almost be said for those cats who have big indoor rooms and 1000 watt lights...
But even under the best conditions problems & hassles can occur. So no use envying anyone. We all just do the best we can with what we've got.
Keep growing, bro!
And Kiwi Growa:
I really dig that Morrison quote in your sig. He's sharing some spot-on truth there. Spot-fucken-on!
It's all a learning experience. It never really stops. You get new surprises and lessons with each grow even if it's the same fucken strain and set-up.
Those of us with small space and low wattage lights have the biggest challenges, really.
I mean, the "easiest" grows are outdoors in a private place in a state where they have dry, sunny summers...
And the same can almost be said for those cats who have big indoor rooms and 1000 watt lights...
But even under the best conditions problems & hassles can occur. So no use envying anyone. We all just do the best we can with what we've got.
Keep growing, bro!
And Kiwi Growa:
I really dig that Morrison quote in your sig. He's sharing some spot-on truth there. Spot-fucken-on!
