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You don't need your carbon scrubber connected, they haven't even germinated. Just a stocking for over the port for bugs and save weeks of use, then the carbon will be fresh when you flower and really need it. Looking good though mate.

No your phone has a gps accurate down to a meter or so. When you first connect your phone to the controller you need location permissions enabled. Then you enter your home wifi SSID/pass and your phone/controller send the data to AC servers. It has nothing to do with IP addresses.

Personal preference, but I find 5 in a 5x5 so there's 1 in the middle and 4 in the corners. Germinate extras to pick the best 5 as they grow.

It's done over wifi, so the controller needs to be connected to your router then your phone can access it from anywhere in the world and change settings. But do note, all your data and geo-location goes through their servers which is a big issue for some. The Bluetooth version you need to be in...

I would love to win this for 2 reasons... 1) I'm that guy who doesn't win anything. 2) I grew Mimosa Cake by Fasbuds and it was simply amazing. So I'd love a chance to grow a surprise mystery pack of this quality, and not knowing what you got until you grow it and figure it out. Very cool...

The one good thing running positive pressure is it makes it harder for pests like gnats, pathogens etc to get in if you have an intake filter.

I've run the mimosa x orange punch a few times, very nice great growth and awesome terps and potency. They are a bit nute sensitive in the beginning, but really hit their stride later in veg and flower.

Nice one, thank you will add it to the grow dashboard.

Hey guys, no updates i've been too devastated to even think about the grow and so pissed off. I installed the Blumat watering system, and left town and it was an absolute disaster. When i was away all i could do was watch the moisture % of the pots drop, and see the plants go downhill on the...

If you add amendments suited for flower, then straight away use that soil for germination/veg it's possible the NPK balance is out a bit. What i done is use fresh soil for germination in solo cups and all the soil from the previous grow added EWC and some veg specific amendments and let it cook...

Awesome thanks for the pointers on this one. Mine are more vigorous then any other strains I'm growing so it's shaping up to be a great strain. I'll be sure to let her cure for longer.

They do look delayed, I'm running a few Mimosa x Orange Punch by Barney's Farm and they have similar bud development at around the 14-19 day mark.

I'm running organics, with powder based inputs I don't buy liquid ferts and pay for water. It's a learning experience for me, and translates to growing other plant species naturally outdoors and in the gardens. I have no probs with hydro bottle fed plants, but it's just not as appealing to me...

Yes i will upgrade the 4x4 after this grow which i'm flipping to flower in a weeks time. So i was hoping to get the SE7000 now with the sale, run it for flower then up the tent size next run. Ok great thank you, according to the measurement it will just squeeze in to a 4x4.

Thank you mate, yes she's got a 17cm fibroid non cancerous (or at least the biopsy sample of the outside was) so the poor girl looks like she is 9 months pregnant. It's got me worried but trying not to let on. And thanks, the strip light around the tent definitely looks cool. But i don't think...

Mine did, had sparks jump out of it when I unclipped it from the pole to check why it wasn't spinning.

QSP Penguin with mikarta scales, only a cheap knife but quality feels better than most of my dear knives.

Is anyone running the SE7000 in a 4x4? If so any issues with it being so close to the tent walls?

Australia #spiderfarmer420 Thanks for the opportunity and congrats to the winners!

14 Days since flip The grow is going pretty well good, actually much better than expected considering there's so many different strains which all like different nutes, environment etc. The 2 Mimosa X Orange Punch plants continue to impress, the breeder Barneys Farm calls them "super compact"...