Hi all,
I'm new to the forum and just about to start my first auto grow, I've done a few hardcore guerrilla missions in the wilderness and been party to a few indoor photoperiod grows too, so I'm very much still a noob. However I have loved this plant for a relatively long time and am a bit of a nerd so I I'm not completely 'green' figuratively speaking.
Owing to circumstance i can't use HID lighting due to heat and power consumption. I did some research and came across and settled on Tangs magic formula which I really like in both concept and results. I have to say when autos were in their gestation period I was incredibly skeptical and slated them as a farce. Fool that I am. So here's my intended setup:
4-6 plants (thinking dp auto whitewidow and/or blueberry).
3 * grow northern ms0006.
120 cm sq tent.
4" rhino pro carbon filter and exhaust fan.
Passive intake with 4" carbon filter (hoping to only run exhaust intermittently to allow co2 build up).
Exhale co2 bag.
Advanced nutrients using tangs schedule as a guide.
airpots and plagron light.
I'm pretty set on this and I know there are alternatives to AN but I like the ease of the ph perfect and have the money for the initial outlay.
I have a few questions and I'm sure I'll have many more in the weeks to come.
Firstly, I plan on letting the co2 build up and then venting several times a day to refresh the air. Is this a good idea? And if so how many times a day?
secondly, I'm going to test this before I get started but am waiting for bits to arrive, but if anyone's knows whether the space will heat up significantly with this setup (and hence scupper my plan for the exhaust) the heads up would be greatly appreciated.
Thirdly, grow northern don't give hanging heights for their lights explicitly so if anyone could point me to this information that would also be great, as well as any suggestions about position and coverage. I have an idea about this I.e. angling two inwards and having one central, facing down, so at least two plant would be covered by two lights.
i also have questions about whether it would be best as an inexperienced grower to spread my bet over more plants or just to focus on 4?
Finally I have a few questions directed to tang about his/your methods, i wont post them but if you read this/give a s**t the help would be great.
Many thanks and hello.
I'm new to the forum and just about to start my first auto grow, I've done a few hardcore guerrilla missions in the wilderness and been party to a few indoor photoperiod grows too, so I'm very much still a noob. However I have loved this plant for a relatively long time and am a bit of a nerd so I I'm not completely 'green' figuratively speaking.
Owing to circumstance i can't use HID lighting due to heat and power consumption. I did some research and came across and settled on Tangs magic formula which I really like in both concept and results. I have to say when autos were in their gestation period I was incredibly skeptical and slated them as a farce. Fool that I am. So here's my intended setup:
4-6 plants (thinking dp auto whitewidow and/or blueberry).
3 * grow northern ms0006.
120 cm sq tent.
4" rhino pro carbon filter and exhaust fan.
Passive intake with 4" carbon filter (hoping to only run exhaust intermittently to allow co2 build up).
Exhale co2 bag.
Advanced nutrients using tangs schedule as a guide.
airpots and plagron light.
I'm pretty set on this and I know there are alternatives to AN but I like the ease of the ph perfect and have the money for the initial outlay.
I have a few questions and I'm sure I'll have many more in the weeks to come.
Firstly, I plan on letting the co2 build up and then venting several times a day to refresh the air. Is this a good idea? And if so how many times a day?
secondly, I'm going to test this before I get started but am waiting for bits to arrive, but if anyone's knows whether the space will heat up significantly with this setup (and hence scupper my plan for the exhaust) the heads up would be greatly appreciated.
Thirdly, grow northern don't give hanging heights for their lights explicitly so if anyone could point me to this information that would also be great, as well as any suggestions about position and coverage. I have an idea about this I.e. angling two inwards and having one central, facing down, so at least two plant would be covered by two lights.
i also have questions about whether it would be best as an inexperienced grower to spread my bet over more plants or just to focus on 4?
Finally I have a few questions directed to tang about his/your methods, i wont post them but if you read this/give a s**t the help would be great.
Many thanks and hello.