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Noticed an increase in the quality of the buds produced and size, although I don't know which had a greater effect, the liquid nutrients or the fox farm fertilizer.

Still love this tent, obviously 4x4 is consider the standard, and a 5x5 is even better if you want big yields, but I can fit this baby in a bedroom and still grow 4 plants to harvest.

While I like the output, and the plants were definitely getting enough light, one thing I didn't anticipate is how difficult it would be to get good airflow with a light that creates sort of roof with an inch all around it to allow air to travel past. Those lights you see that aren't a flat panel but instead have each light on a thin stick-like panel make allot more sense to me now and I highly recommend taking that into consideration.

I pulled this out of a bag of strawberry cough my buddy gave me months ago, was lucky and its germinated and was female, this was my first time taking a chance on a random seed and I'm happy with how it turned out, but I'm not particularly upset that I won't be able to find it (as I have no idea what the breeder is)

Loving this breeder and loving this strain. This was my second 34 street strain and the last one was more of a sativa leaning hybrid, this one is definitely more of an indica and I wouldn't mind growing 4 of this strain in a s.o.g sometime. Not as frosty as the pink lemonade but less stretching and I felt like the upper canopy was more space efficient.

While the breeder claims this stuff is harder to grow and prefers warmer climates, the buds turned out fantastic in comparison to the supposed "easy for beginners" strain of hindu kush that I grew alongside it. While the pink lemonade produced slightly less bud then the 2 bakerstreet plants which I had topped and trimmed properly, the quality was far superior, and the smell is so unique. For months my roommate has said he can smell the weed im growing, when he smelt the bud I handed him he exclaimed "this is not what I smelt coming from your room!? What is that?!" I should give a full disclosure here, this is my 4th successful harvest in my lifetime and this is probably the first time I've been proud of the bud, my trim job wont win any beauty contests but then fact that I'm totally baked by halfway through a joint makes me feel like I've hit a huge breakthrough and I'm now really excited to start my next grow using the same breeder. Definetly recommended trying 34 street seed co, they are currently to my knowledge the only legal seed supplier in canada that specifically specializes in breeding, as all the other providers seem to primarily generate income from selling buds, which obviously begs the question "wheres the motivation to provide you with solid genetics to grow at home?" This probably looks like I'm shilling for them hard but I'm willing to bet at least 1 or 2 guys on here remember their first decent crop and how excited you felt in the days after.

While it was better then using nothing at all (which is what I usually do) I feel like you really need to use a full nutrient system and follow the guides in order to get a significant effect. I plan to try using this beands full nutrient system for my next grow.

Pretty happy with the tent, while a 4x4 would certainly be better for growing 4 plants in, you can get away with 4 in this 3x3 as long as your light is properly situated and your getting enough air, you really shouldn't start running out of space until they do the flower stretch. Checked before I started my grow and after I cut them down/before hanging and there are no light leaks at all. While you should obviously pick whatever size is best for you, I definitely recommend the brand as they are a fraction of the price of some other brands, just be careful with the zippers as I've read several reviews saying that they can be easily broken (hasn't happened to me yet, but I got 1 stuck once and realised it's best to be gentle with them)

So I haven't smoked too much of the bakerstreet so far and that's partly due to being more happy with the pink lemonade, this strain of hindu kush has gotten complaints about weak genetics, and while I did put these girls through a bit of stress, I dont feel like I ruined the plants, more like these plants aren't that great to begin with. I may try these again way down the road, maybe in a greenhouse or outdoors to see if they fair any better, but for indoor I feel like they weren't worth the effort and wished I'd just grown 3 more pink lemonade.