Strain Hunting #1 (4 Strains)

@underfunded, thanks man. Yeah it’s hard to manage the temps because I’m based in a warm country (Colombia) and I don’t have any AC in my place so I’m worried that when I put my two solarxtreme 500 in there that it will be way to warm

@Kid_Colombia,There are some good products to cope with heat for the plants . chill is one I can think of by vitalink I think. I used a product called " Liquid Ice" that was excellent too but not sure about availability for Columbia. You will without doubt need some extra co2 in there to help them out too. Again there are products available to use that do it for a fairly low cost " exhale " is one in mu room hanging between the lights and drops onto the canopy directly. If you check out the vid on my last update regarding insulation bubble wrap too , it can help keep outside heated air fornthe room and also help keep the temp inside more stable once you get it down a little. There are some very good d.i.y aircon ideas for this situation but one I like uses polystyrene fish boxes , ice and small fan to push cold , damp air into over hot rooms. have a look through these ideas here: https://www.popularmechanics.com/home/interior-projects/how-to/g2632/diy-air-conditioner/ very simple but ideal for our sized rooms too. good luck

@Ganjagrandaddy, huge help man, thank you 🙏🏼

@Ganjagrandaddy, it’s a premixed soil from the local grow shop so I’m not exactly sure. It has bat guano, humus, but it seems to be really light on any nutrients. The plants are in week 4 and showing some deficiencies so am now going to start feeding

@Kid_Colombia,They look good and would be ok to feed a mild feed to start. Ph is very Important to get right too. It will allow the various combinations of ions in your salt based nutes to seperate from their compound and be used by the roots. Each compound has a slightly different "seperation" point within the ph range of 5.7-6.5 so ideally in soil ,if you keep it between these values, then you will avoid any deficiencies. If you know it is in range then monitoring issues becomes hell of a lot easier. too pale=more feed dark green shiny = less feed. If your using Led , it is a good idea to keep a stock of calmag handy. the lights can leech both from the leaves and create issue so best to be ready for it than chasing after a resolve. Looks like the maid kept them happy.

@AcidTundra, thanks bro!! Was nervous before

@AcidTundra, 🙌🏼🙌🏼

@MrRaid, cheers

@Grow_M8s, thanks man