Hi all, quick intro...
This is my third year growing autos, started in the conservatory, lockdown year 1 with limited success.
Year 2 got a cheap grow tent (80x80x160) and cheap blurple light off Ebay also with some success but then upgraded to spider farmer sf1000 with better results on a Fastbuds White Widow.
Year 3 (this year) I invested in a spider farmer sf2000, spider farmer tent (70x140x200) and also their inline fan and carbon filter. Set it all up and got 2 Gorilla Glue and 1 Crystal Meth on the go. I only found this community today so the first pictures are from today which is day 46.
Medium is Biobizz all mix in 11 litre pots
Nutes are all biobizz (grow, bloom, top max, heaven) with calmag and pH down (tapwater here is 7+ naturally).
Light was on 24/7 for first 4 weeks then down to 18/6 as soon as the pre flowering started.
I put the sf1000 in as GG#1 was significantly bigger and I could control light to canopy distance without compromising the other 2 - effectively now an sf3000!!
I'm not a veteran but hopefully this is of interest to some and I can help others along their journey...
Happy growing
This is my third year growing autos, started in the conservatory, lockdown year 1 with limited success.
Year 2 got a cheap grow tent (80x80x160) and cheap blurple light off Ebay also with some success but then upgraded to spider farmer sf1000 with better results on a Fastbuds White Widow.
Year 3 (this year) I invested in a spider farmer sf2000, spider farmer tent (70x140x200) and also their inline fan and carbon filter. Set it all up and got 2 Gorilla Glue and 1 Crystal Meth on the go. I only found this community today so the first pictures are from today which is day 46.
Medium is Biobizz all mix in 11 litre pots
Nutes are all biobizz (grow, bloom, top max, heaven) with calmag and pH down (tapwater here is 7+ naturally).
Light was on 24/7 for first 4 weeks then down to 18/6 as soon as the pre flowering started.
I put the sf1000 in as GG#1 was significantly bigger and I could control light to canopy distance without compromising the other 2 - effectively now an sf3000!!
I'm not a veteran but hopefully this is of interest to some and I can help others along their journey...
Happy growing
