Hard to believe that’s only 4 plants eh?
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Yeah 100% mate. The growth is unreal. They are photos though yeah??? I can’t wait to see what you do with them.
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Yeah photos, Dominion Diesel by Dominion Seed Co.
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They are nice and healthy. Also you couldn’t wish for a more even canopy.
One day when I grow big I wanna grow just like you (that’s not me joking either) killing it @ReikoX 
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What’s the orange box?
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I think that’s the pulse environment monitor
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Looking good brother…
I thought you were using trellis net, now that i took a closer look, it’s much simpler and more efficient than that…
I’ve seen that eyelets in my local hardware store…
I might copy it in the future if needed 
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Yes, it’s a Pulse Pro. Gives me real-time data of the grow, including temp, RH, and light levels. The pro model adds CO2 to the data and includes a PAR meter with spectral analysis. It will even give me notifications on my phone if the light doesn’t come on or the CO2 tank runs out. Sorry to sound like a commercial, but I love my Pulse.
I’m sure I copied it from someone on ICMag, but can’t recall who. Perhaps @VerdantGreen and his modular ScrOG stuff. 
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I’m a huge fan of all the PVC and eyelets/cord trellis and screen I see, I think the first person I ever saw do it was maybe Krusty or another one of the bare vertical bulb growers who would screen the plants onto a vertical frame that they had built onto a plywood dolly that the plant pot would sit on. The plants would get trained out into a screen maybe two feet wide, like a wall of ivy, and they used that technique to do a linear setup in their room instead of the traditional vert bulb circular setup, sort of a two-walled stadium grow. All the buds form on the light side of the screen and get full exposure. I wish I could remember who that was!
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Was it @Ttystikk ?
Coz his vertical grow diary is one of the first ones I stumbled across on the internet…
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Maybe it was some of the vertical stuff. I think you are describing Marlo’s Wall of Weed. Ichabod Crane with his vertical LED and PVC screens.
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Yes! Thank you, that’s it exactly, Marlo’s thread Step Into The Arena is the one I saw many years ago and it set my mind on fire thinking about the possibilities of plant training and how to optimize a space for your grow equipment and style:
And probably this guide with some v-scrogging directions and pictures:
I am in reality headed towards a system sort of like @ReikoX but maybe one frame and screen for each plant, 18x18" so they fit well in my 4x4 in a 2x2 layout. Probably built onto a square of plywood and 2x4 as a base, with some rope handles so I can lift the whole plant and screen out for plant maintenance and tent cleaning.
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And Ichabod Crane too, this was also one I was thinking of, damn you’re good Mr X:
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Dominion Diesel day 17F.
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I know that I’m far from the first person to say this, but your grow room is the cleanest and most comfortably space efficient one that I think I’ve seen. Really incredible work on the rebuild and redesign, I enjoy paging back through your project thread and getting ideas for my own future, thanks!
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Ate my likes up… great job bro!!! I’ll need to go back farther… but nevertheless what I see already is very cool!! 🪴 
I envy you guys 
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jelly!
(also of your amazing plants!)
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I am thinking about stealing your idea of the pvc pipe racks around your plants 
GR
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A few days ago I noticed the left bed was starting to look a little bit more yellow than the other two beds. I thought, perhaps, it was due to there being two plants in that bed compared to the other two beds with only one each. I ended up checking that the Blumats were still working and the plant was getting water, they were fine.
This morning, I decided to check the light levels. The left bed is getting about 640 PPFD, while the center bed is only getting about 500 PPFD.
I also noticed a spike in temperature when I moved the sensor from the middle bed to the left bed. I will have to turn down that left driver a bit tomorrow. Hopefully that will help these plants not push themselves too hard.
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Spent a little time messing with the light levels. First, I checked the wattage the drivers were pulling, they were all the same as I had previously set them. Next, I checked the three beds, from left to right I got 650, 540, and 546 PPFD. I dimmed down the 2700K lights on the left bed until it read about 550 PPFD. Finally, I tested the light levels at 50% (morning settings), from left to right I got 370, 335, 365.
The other thing I noticed was poor circulation on that side of the room. I ordered a second AC Infinity fan for the opposite corner and a new controller.
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