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Here is my nursery/veg/cloning area and some close ups of my latest crop that is hanging and in the final stage of drying, just before tidy up trim and jars.
You don’t need to spend a fortune on the latest gear as growing is a science, an art, a passion. If you learn the fundamentals regarding the plant and how to manipulate it’s environment then you can still get great results on a budget.
Anyone else like me and doesn’t have oodles of spare cash they can throw at the latest toys.
I use a 600W HPS in an unmarked 1m x 1m x 1.5m tent, 2 x 5″ inlet/exhaust fans, carbon filter on O/P and a small circulating fan.
ohigrow and no-nanners2 Comments-
That is all you need. Some of the grow supplies are 1 of 2 things in my opinion its either a gimmick and or convieance. I habe the AC infinity controller that has the app and I can look at everything but I NEVER do.
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@mr_spin are you more a hands on type of person?
I don’t even pH or EC my nutrients now.
I did measurements a while back out of curiosity and the supply water was perfect, I’m not surprised due to my location.
I have always had my best results when I have ignored any pH up or down and just used the suppliers recommended feeding chart for my grow schedule (or just a little under) and I’ve never had any issues. I grow in Coco 70/30 perlite mix and use Canna Coco nutrients. A and B, Cannazyme, Cannacure, Rizotonic, PK 13 14 and Boost. Only recently started using the entire range and I’m starting to get it dialled in.
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