I can’t remember the last time I had 2 hours to sit around and smoke anything lol. They look cool though
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@Crackadoo
Thanks man.
I appreciate that.
Really fat buds. I’ve never harvest some of that big and the numbers of big ones.. just like every of her bud 
I’m impressed every time I look at them hanging around. What a beast of plant. 
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I’m thinking they’d be great to a BBQ where lots of people can pass it around.
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Welcome to the dark side! Indoor is so much better! Last year I threw a couple plants outdoors too but it’s honestly a waste of time and resources when you have an indoor setup
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What genetics are you growing? I seen the picture you posted the other day but dont remember what it was.
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Chembap by Mephisto and gus scout cookies also by Mephisto. I needed to fill a gap as my last harvest was not enough yield so I’m running autos. So far not impressed with them. Both are 3 plants at much different heights being the same age. All freshly calibrated blumats and all fed the same.
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I like my auto pots but, if i was to back and rethink things I’d probably rather go with the blue mats instead. Im just not getting the wicking all the way up to the top. The admenendments are just too dry at the top. So I end up having to hand water up top a little bit to tovkeep it moist.. kinda annoying to be honest.
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I was thinking about growing autos again. I need a fast grow.
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Yeah I used to use the ac infinity wicking bases and had the same experience with the top not staying moist to break down ammendments. I decided to go with blumats because it made more sense. I had been thinking earth boxes but was turned off to bottom watering.
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I might try adding some coco into the mix. I think that might help bring more moisture to the top. But, I still have a bunch of shangnum peat moss in the garage. But, im leaning to just adding a little coco to try it.
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I run octopots and the coco generally stays moist almost all the way up so I think that would help
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I use a 50/50 or 60/40 mix of coco and perlite in my autopots and my top layer is quite damp. If you cover them with a mulch layer it will help keep the top from drying as fast too. Skipping the layer of clay balls or perlite at the bottom makes the top a lot wetter too, I forgot to put some in one time and noticed a big difference.
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Nice donkers! 
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After much deliberation, decided to switch lights from LED to HPS as these girls weren’t taking on the LED light in flower. Decent recovery
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Since the 4x2 tent was now emptied, it was cleaned and left the living room, just like the second one now.
I spent hours yesterday getting the tents into the other room. 
But it’s done.
First, set up one tent, move plants over, second tent after that, everything reconnected, two plants back again.
Before.
And yesterday after all of it.
Chaos in the background, still being cleared up.. but everything is running again and the ventilation was connected to the tent with the fan.
I don’t have a second exhaust fan right now. Works wonderfully 
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And inside now like this.
Critical Kush and Special Kush 1 now have the entire 80 tent to themselves.
Soon they will be topped and the training net will be stretched. Here’s to a great community grow.
And in the 2x4
Well. See for yourself.
I would even claim there’s still room for 2-3 automatics. 
This grape soda auto is in its first week of flowering or so.
And don’t mind the cereal milk in the back corner 
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