Amazing grow.
what’s the tropical sativa looking plant with those beautiful sparse calyxes?
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Thanks!
The plant in question is a Dark Spark from @Mr.Sparkle , it’s not a common mutation but has some interesting qualities.
We have a recent discussion about this trait here:
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Your doing great for a small home made LED light grow. I wonder how mine would do in flower, under the ones I use for vegging. I got mine from the dollar store and crappy tire when they had some on sale last year. I got 36 of 5000K and 3000k 12 watt bulbs.
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Plenty of discussions here about SIL (screw in lights) efficiency. My recent run is a poor example, but I tend to pull out about 1.5gpw out of these lights which is comparable to higher end LED setups, so for a budget light rig its hands down the best option.
I use 9w bulbs, as I find the higher wattage ones put out a little too much light/heat for the density i like to run them at.
I used to be large scale, HPS, expensive nutrients, gallons and gallons of water and medium.
My ROI was just not there. I sold or repurposed all my large scale indoor gear and downsized everything to a microgrow scale. Allowed me more control of my grow and also gave me more tine with each plant individually. Both of my cabinets combined cost less than $50 per run, electricity/food/medium included. The cabinets themselves including electronics and lights cost less than $200 each. This is an extremely low budget setup lol.
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Yeh that’s my kind of style lol.
Mr Low Budget is my second name 
The dollar store is my favourite shop. Everything I do is because I didn’t want to have to pay someone else, to do, or produce it for me. I have always been soil and organic.
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Oh Dollarama is a god send haha
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This is my end goal. I plan on running my spectrum king for a few more runs and sell it off to have a badboy microgrow I’m looking into going how @Palindrome is running his two cabinets but probably on a smaller scale though as my house isn’t that big and I no longer have a garage 
I am also curious as well @Shadey it’s interesting to see how even low cost LED house bulbs are doing pretty well to get what look like nice dense buds. It’s all inspiring work @TrevorLahey so keep it up bud 
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Gotta say, if I were to build ground up with a bigger budget I’d be looking at @Palindrome 's system as it’s the best way (IMO) to get a good turnaround time growing photoperiod plants.
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Are those in the starter pots? 
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They’re in 7gal pots now. Funny thing, they were in small 4" pots up until a week or so ago lol
Not sure if I’ll have to up pot them again, as I want some trees but trees have a hard time finishing in my climate.
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Lookin dank there Trev, nice work mate nice work!
Happy growing
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Been pouring rain since yesterday, a little solstice rain never hurt nothing though. They needed a good washing anyway and are better for it.
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Seeing plants out in the rain makes me happy for some reason! Looking good, Buddy!
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Probably because it’s the way nature intended it to be!
But my grandfather once told me “Don’t be thankful for a heavy rain” and that also stuck. So I definitely rushed outside this morning to see how they fared after the storm last night. Old habits I guess.
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