I do not pump air in from outside but there is an open window behind each tent.
I also run humidifiers in each tent to help with my dry air
Am running a air scrubber that is split from each tent on a dimmer switch


In my flower tent 400 watt h.p.s. I have 3 of my 4 clones that were taken from Strawberry Cough plants
back at the end of December. (Thankyou Heirloom spores for your help with clones)They were transplanted into 4 gal. Cloth pots on January 4th. I staggered each plant by a week when starting their 12/12 light schedule
So left to right 1 of 4,2 of 4, 3 of 4

In my veg. tent I've decided it to make room for my 4 of 4 clone by splitting my tent half veg 300 watt m.h. half flower 150 watt h.p.s.


On the veg side I have some clones of my clones : ) of strawberry cough
They are on a heat mat with each container saturated with water. I mist the lids about twice a day
for repurposed chicken container. The c.d. Container holds on to the moisture better. The plant in the c.d. container is a little sad but I refuse to give up on her.

The two plants on the right are Raspberry coughs. Like the strawberry coughs, they are a sativa/ indica hybrid but the raspberry also contain a higher amount of cbd.

The plant on the left is a auto blueberry.
Yes it has leaf curl, no its not nutrient over load. I transplanted in a too big of pot and over watered it.
When reading up on how I should grow her, it mentioned it did not need hardly any nutes and need a lot of air circulation so I used fox farms potting soil and added a lot of perlite. I'm sure she will bounce back. Next time I won't be lazy and slowly increase the pot size
Alright, who's next?