Bringing /out/ /in/. Am I the only one here who does this?

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I personally decorated the plants with different types of moss and river rocks, they didn't come like that from the store. What do you guys think of them?

Also got some of those adhesive hooks that I stuck to the wall and put some ivy in some small pails. I plan to make the ivy grow all around my room.

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>>937846
Does growing weed count?

>>937856
sure does.
What kind of lights are those? I tried growing stuff with artificial lights but i have always failed. Any tips?

>>937846
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>>937856
Those are some pretty healthy looking plants you've got there. Most people have already started over-fertilizing by this point and have nute-locked them. That looks like either a single or double T5 setup though, that's not going to be enough light with the way you're training those. If they're staying under that ballast, you're going to want to train them wide; cut them off right above the second node and they'll shoot right back with two main stems instead of one, keep forking those after the second node the same way until you've got about 12"x24" canopy on each plant, and you'll get the largest possible yield off that light. Don't forget to wait to water each time until after the leaves start to droop, and you'll get a larger rhizosphere, which will also increase your yield exponentially.

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>>937863
Philips 4 foot t8 led replacement tubes.
To be quite honest with you they are not the best. But for vegetative growth they are adiquate. for flowering plants I use 2 600watt hps lights
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>>937846
I used to when I lived in a place with huge bright windows that got full sun. Had a whole tropical garden thing going it was awesome.