Galaxy Brain lanky with thin stems already having a hard time holding herself up
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Indoor JP1 way over my head
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Coal miners cookies just showing but she's thick
Most of these will get a good trimming tomorrow to cut off the undergrowth and sucker buds. Switched to flower nutes today. 500ppm all in
The slf100 has pretty much cleaned the salts off the outsides of the bags by itself. Check out how much cleaner they are then a couple weeks ago 
Took about a gallon and a half of undergrowth and leaves off the flowering plants
Snapped a couple leaning in to reach the plants in the back but taped them right back up
Snapped a couple leaning in to reach the plants in the back but taped them right back up
This heater under the table has really been working well connected to the ink bird. Last 2 heaters I tried like this kept tripping themselves off, but this one has been good so far. We'll see when it gets real cold out but no complaints so far
If you have trouble with the heaters, I suspect it is the high wattage doing it. It is difficult to find one that isn't 1500+ watts. I've had excellent luck with the Honeywell Heatbud. It has a low/high setting and draws 125W/250W. It was able to keep my 4x4 at 80F and controlled by an Inkbird as well. Just an idea if this new heater starts giving you trouble.
Early Flower
