The golden color buds look pretty well. 
PPK with Mars FC3000, Evaluation and Potential
- Thread starter Gry
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They were growing crazily with little attention. 
The over all growth has exceeded what I have expected.
Pleased to see bud development that is respectable even on some of the lower branches a good distance from the light.
Apx 12 to 18 inches from the light.
Looking forward to seeing this finish up, so that I can see better how things have done overall.
Pleased to see bud development that is respectable even on some of the lower branches a good distance from the light.
Apx 12 to 18 inches from the light.
Looking forward to seeing this finish up, so that I can see better how things have done overall.
For flowering stage, 12to 18 is the best distance for plants at 100% power. Some commercial growers can make it 8-10 since they use better ventilation system. They could get better yield at that distance without damage to plants. 
Do those nets attach to the poles? How do you stop them sliding up the poles as the grow grows? I'm about to put my first fan into a tent after 20 years of not bothering. I'm working on one exchange every 2-3 mins, did I see you say 6 per min? Isnt that a bit of overkill on the old air flow or am I grossly underestimating what they like?
Yes, the nets attach to the poles. I used bell wire and wrapped it around each pole 3 times, and then stuck a piece of scotch tape over it to the pole with one end folded over so it is easy to remove.
My vent setup is odd, was configured to run two tents originally, but I only have one going right now, so yes, it is overkill.
I do not think you are underestimating anything at all, and have run much slower fans on my veg setups with no problems.
Gladta see you still strokin my buddy......Here`s hopin for better returns this time.....Take care and good luck on all future runs......
Peace......DHF......
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Peace......DHF......
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Astute observation on your part, actually it is an infestation of fungus gnats.
Had a problem securing the preferred remedy, which should arrive tomorrow.
No hurry time wise, will let it veg an extra week or so once I get it squared away.
Glad you come back. seems they are not in good condition. Hope they will recover soon.
Used the biological larvicide last time around.
Good stuff, but it takes 3 applications.
Have in the past used cedarwood oil.
No effect on flavor or taste, and single use effective.
Having difficultly obtaining it, but have held
out for it as it is effective with a single use.
Three different places have been sold out of it.
Ordered it from a place that claimed to have it in stock.
8 days ago the order was placed, which has yet to be shipped.
At this point, I wish that I had just gone ahead and used the larvicide.
gizmo666
Active member
i know this will sound crazy
but
in the past i had an infestation of gnats i thought my plants were dead anyway so i tried normal household fly spray in the tent
i took the risk sprayed the plants and the top of the soil and it worked no damage to plants
maybe it was just luck tho
fly spray used was called raid fly and wasp killer
good luck with your order
peace
but
in the past i had an infestation of gnats i thought my plants were dead anyway so i tried normal household fly spray in the tent
i took the risk sprayed the plants and the top of the soil and it worked no damage to plants
maybe it was just luck tho
fly spray used was called raid fly and wasp killer
good luck with your order
peace
organocide does a good job as a soil drench....available at home despot
