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Global pos.
10
Diaries
8
Harvests
5
Growing, years
NA
Continent
P 3%
Photoperiod
100%
Indoor
Humboldt Seed Company
Breeders of choice:
33% Humboldt Seed Company
25% ILGM
AC Infinity
Equipment of choice:
100% AC Infinity
Mars Hydro
Lights of choice:
72% Mars Hydro
27% AC Infinity
BuildASoil
Nutrients of choice:
55% BuildASoil
17% Rootwise Soil Dynamics
Gorilla Grow Tent
Equipment of choice:
72% Gorilla Grow Tent
27% AC Infinity
AC Infinity
Equipment of choice:
100% AC Infinity

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Ensign420Apprentice
Great exhaust fan! Like all of ACI's products, superior quality and solid build quality. This is essential to maintain proper environmental conditions and is a vital component in my grows.
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1mo ago
Ensign420Apprentice
Really good grow light! Never had to run this light on max and has wall-to-wall coverage for a 4x4 grow tent. Since this is a bar-style light, the coverage is also quite even and seems to run cooler than the board lights. Have a few LEDs that flicker from time-to-time, but have used this light for many cycles without issue.
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1mo ago
Ensign420Apprentice
All of ACI's products are top quality and sturdy in build! This tent is no exception. This tent also is specifically designed for their grow controllers and makes cable management very easy! A perfect veg tent for my current grow setup which keeps the grow going in-between flower runs.
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GhettoStyle
GhettoStylecommented2y ago
hi bro! I wanted to ask you were you able to understand what was the problem of yellow leaves in DWC?
Ensign420
Ensign420commented2y ago
@GhettoStyle, Sorry for the late reply dude, Well yes and no. The yellowing of the leaves during all of my early grows (which were DWC attempts), were caused to the lack of CO2 in my tent. I had no continuous air exchange so once the plant started getting to a decent size, the new growth started growing in yellow. During those grows, I had my exhaust fan (AC Infinity T6) completely off most of the time with triggers to kick on when the humidity or temp reached certain levels. Now I have the exhaust system set to a constant flow (currently at speed 2 out of 10) with triggers to ramp up to 8 when temps or humidity spikes to high or low. Now the the yellowing of the early growth has stopped. Clearly, I'm no expert, so this is all bro-science and speculation, but I'm pretty sure the yellowing was due to the complete lack of CO2.