4x8 Mixed Photoperiods

This is our second run with photoperiods and we've jumped to the big game! We have our large 4x8 Spider Farmer tent set up and ready to go in our basement. We cleaned up and disinfected in the basement, it has tile floors, drywall and ceilings. It's a mostly finished basement with one back room open to the foundation which game me concern. So we got 6 mil plastic (that's the minimum for vapor and mold containment!) and Gorilla Glue all weather tape to seal that room in. We covered the entire door frame leading in and slowly wen't around the plastic to with the guerilla tape to ensure no air holes or leaks formed. For extra OCD protection we sprayed concrobium in that room before hand, then after sealing we sprayed around the seal, windows any where spores could hide and turned the finished basement sterile! For extra protection we even invested in an AC Infinity Air Filter box for our intake filter, and MERV 13 HEPA Filters for it. MERV 13 is the minimum rating for mold spores, bacteria, even sneeze nuclei....that one made me giggle a little but they are rated for hospitals and affordable! I recommend Filtrete it's a trusted brand. The intake and exhaust are both Spider Farmer 6 inch intake fans with ducting, the exhaust is the Smart fan and the intake and Exhaust will both be on it's smart controller to keep our environment where we want it. We have two AC Infinity 4x4 trellis nets ready to go when the time arrives. We also have a dehumidifier set up near the air filter box for when we need humidity to drop later on or on a really rainy day (new england, go figure). An AC unit is also installed in the basement window and will help regulate temps when needed, it will be set to a low setting for flower as we like to bring out the colors later on but It isn't necessary right now, it's only May and only 1 light will run for veg until the girls are bigger and the tent stays a steady 75 to 77 degrees F while the lights are on. Our lights are both Vivosun VS64500 4x4 lights and since they have a heavy draw they are on a 30 AMP RVGuard extension to my 30 amp Dryer Outlet, also be safe with your wiring folks! If you aren't sure about wattage look these things up or ask an expert it's extremely important. And you can not simply swap out breakers do not ever do that! Your best bet is to find a dryer outlet, alot of basements have them and they are generally 30 to 40 amps. We are growing in Promix BX with 30 percent Perlite and saying goodbye to Ocean Forest (i'm sorry, super soils are just not for me). We will be sticking with Advanced Nutrients this run, same as last time. We have heavy hitting genetics starting here, Ethos Genetics, Exotic Genetix and Atlas Seed all in the run. Running 2 of each for 3 of them, but 1 Blue Dream for Wifey and 1 Citradellic Sunset for me (I love Ghost Train Haze..) but our family members will enjoy the extra bulk from our doubled up varieties....also we are hoping the enter a flower competition in september! Betting White Wedding will be the entry so far. All seeds were soaked for 24 hours in distilled water in darkness before planting straight into their first pot, they will be transplanted once when the time is right, into 7 gallon fabric pots.