Eagle680

I am confident that this product will do the job fine, but mixing and proportioning is important. I used the approach described at cocoforcannabis dot com. I learned that the color of the leaves tell us whether or not we're giving the right amount of nutrients.

I love my tent, but going-forward I plan to only grow one plant. This 2x4 tent was too-big for one plant, but would be great for 2-4 untrained, or minimally-trained plants. I like the 6 foot height. I put it on top of a 4 foot high folding table, and it puts the plants at just the right height for me to attend to them and enjoy them. I'm learning a lot about managing temperature and humidity. Having a tent raises the temperature, especially if you have a powerful light. I'm still learning how to get the right balance and consistency.

Very happy with this light, but I'm going to grow one plant at-a-time going-forward (that's all I need). I experimented with lux meter and lighting distance. Even though it doesn't give high light readings at 20" from the plant, I've decided that's a good minimum distance to avoid light stress. I had lots of problems with light stress because I started with 20 hr lights on. Going-forward, I'll stick to 18 hours of light (autos). This light is very-powerful for a single plant, but totally-adequate. I call this the perfect light for 1-4 well-trained plants, or one untrained plant.

This is a fine hybrid, just as advertised by ILGM. I harvested 2 wet oz of buds for edibles a few weeks early (12 weeks from seed), and it's not too-speedy. However, I expect the buds I just harvested at 16 weeks to be more-mature, stonier, and less-speedy. I know this because I've been taking samples from the plant, drying and smoking them for about a month now. I get that super-fruity hit every once-in-a-while, when I hit some trichomes that are at that perfect fruity-place :-)