Tender Bias
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For my second grow, I want to eliminate the mistakes I made during my first grow (more topping, more supercropping, more LST'ing, early flowering in clone room to cull out males, quicker turn over time, appropriate nutrient cycling, less pots, maybe bigger pots, early thrip/aphid detection, use of biologicals early on in vegetation, switch to 12/12 quicker, better QB lights, heater, humidifier, etc...)
Is there a good guide anywhere that someone can recommend for doing a micro soil grow in a small tent for nutrient scheduling, soil recommendations (coco coir vs. ocean farm fox forest) and other things that are normally encountered during a standard micro grow in a tent? I don't want to improvise like I did before by reading different sources throughout my grow and posting on multiple forums only to receive a mish-mash of responses.
I want to standardize my grow this time so that I don't make (different) beginner mistakes.
Can you please recommend a beginner/intermediate guide exists for a micro tent grower? I have found a lot of luck with growweedeasy but I am looking for a week by week guide. I tried the i love growing marijuana guide but there were gaps. Something simple, to the point, easy to follow with large images.
Is there a good guide anywhere that someone can recommend for doing a micro soil grow in a small tent for nutrient scheduling, soil recommendations (coco coir vs. ocean farm fox forest) and other things that are normally encountered during a standard micro grow in a tent? I don't want to improvise like I did before by reading different sources throughout my grow and posting on multiple forums only to receive a mish-mash of responses.
I want to standardize my grow this time so that I don't make (different) beginner mistakes.
Can you please recommend a beginner/intermediate guide exists for a micro tent grower? I have found a lot of luck with growweedeasy but I am looking for a week by week guide. I tried the i love growing marijuana guide but there were gaps. Something simple, to the point, easy to follow with large images.