CodyCannabis

@CodyCannabis, Thanks a bunch, I've already picked out my next set of lights...I've been shopping for a few months and decided on Electric Sky VS300. These impressed me more than any and I could not find one complaint. Their coverage is far more even and are built to last. The VS300 has a 2.5 x 5 foot Flowering coverage and I couldn't find one single fault with them..I am going to keep using my cheaper lights for sure, but the girth good lights and good nutrients combined is just hard to beat. I could not have had such a successful grow if it wasn't for folks like you. Rocbud is dropping some new seeds 10/18. If you've never grown his stuff, you really should...The 3 hes getting ready to release are pure fire too...Im not exaggerating when I say this...If the sale starts at 9pm EST be logged on by 858, he tends to start dropping early and by 905, he'll be completely sold out...This guy is hitting legend status with 28% autos (Tested) and some of the most beautiful, frosty buds you've ever seen.... buy direct and its 5 dolllars shipping and you get mad freebies... rocbudinc.com is his direct link...I hope you buy some...Maybe we can trade...

@RonnieB, Oh, man I totally understand wanting to push the plants. I'll say this, for your first grow you are doing great. If only you could see some of my first grows. They were mangled, and barely yielded anything. Cheaper LEDS these days are much better than they were lets say 5 years ago. Very efficient, and surprisingly powerful. The first step to a successful grow is going to be solid genetics, and you definitely made some good choices. Lights are definitely important, but there is a diminishing returns on your investment. I've always kept things as simple, and cheap as possible with my grows. I use basic tried and true nutrients, with very limited additives other than cal-mag since I grow in coco.. and the occasional silica. I'll definitely do some reading on those products and check them out. Do a couple more runs with the lights you have, as I think you'll see they are more than enough to get the results you want out of a couple of plants at a time. Following your progress. Cheers, Cody