CBDbudd Posted Saturday at 22:58 Share Posted Saturday at 22:58 I finally settled on a setup… it’ll be here this week and I’ll be ready to go… I think AC Infinity 2.4x1.2 tent 1x S8 cloud line inline fan Carbon filter 2x Omega Black 720W LED 2x clip on fans 50L canna coco air pots nutrients Seeds - I’ve opted for autos to get me going ill also be getting a 4in1 humidifier - dehumidifier - air purifier - fan heat tube water aerator Ph Up and down timers anything else I’m missing? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dingo bingo Posted Saturday at 23:24 Share Posted Saturday at 23:24 You got a pH and EC meter/s? 50L of coco for that size space and lights doesn't seem like enough either - in the same size tent with 2 x 600W HPS lights (yielding much less than 720W LEDs) I use 8 x 15L pots of coco / 120L of coco altogether. Will you be mixing up water and nutrients each time you water and handwatering? Or leaving them in a butt and using drippers? A fan controller to speed up and slow down the extraction fan based on temperature of the tent? A thermostat to control the heat tube (turn the heater on when temp' drops below a set limit) ? Sticky fly traps will help to notice any pests before you get a full on infestation. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KC Posted Sunday at 00:09 Share Posted Sunday at 00:09 (edited) Get yourself a proper oscillating fan, they're cheap as chips and move some air unlike those wanky clip ons. They're OK for a 60cm square tent but won't touch your size. As already mentioned, maybe a few more bags of coco. I don't think you'll need the humidifier/dehumidifier, I don't use them myself. When plants are tiny just turn off the extraction, that'll get the humidity up. Edited Sunday at 00:09 by KC Missing word 4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lubdub Posted Sunday at 08:20 Share Posted Sunday at 08:20 I imagine that's one huge pipe heater! How many auto seeds are you planning to plant in that tent? As said, a 50l bag of coco will be ok for 3. Something can be said about trying autos as a first time but you seem pretty set in your decisions.. You'll soon realise, you're always missing something, more or less. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CBDbudd Posted Sunday at 08:41 Author Share Posted Sunday at 08:41 Cheers for the feed back guys, I’m off on holiday until the 14th so I have time to get everything else I need… I was advised 2 of these lights would be sufficient for this size tent so I’ll have to see how it goes… thermostats I need, forgot to add them to the ‘need’ list… The heat tube is actually quite big, again if not sufficient enough I’ll get another… This is a massive learning curve for me, never done it before so trying to work things out as I go, I’ve asked for advice from a few different sources and this is the setup I’ve settled on… Ill be hand feeding and I’m sure with the ac infinity, the fan links to the tent to allow you to set up the speed etc Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SkyRider Posted Sunday at 12:03 Share Posted Sunday at 12:03 Auto lover here. Stay away from them, they are a terrible choice for beginners imo. Autos are unforgiving in the way they grow. Every mistake you makes will cost you yield and combine that with the general lower quality of auto seeds (I only trust a small handful of auto breeders) you are setting yourself up for trouble. Pick a nice fem strain, use it to learn to clone and grow it out a few times. That way you can dial in your growing skills without the plant constantly changing. My mate who has been growing longer than me still can't grow an auto well, why people keep recommending them to beginners just to save you from changing the light period I'll never know.. 5 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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