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Awesome! Do you have any pics of your progress so far?

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It’s turning out to be an incredible run! Great job

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Congrats on another successful harvest! Nice colors came out and they look frosty

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I agree with the above. most exhaust the air out of the grow space and leave a vent open to bring in air passively.

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Bummer. How many did you plant?

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Cool idea. What city do you live in?

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How do the plants looks? Can you post a pic? Some genetics grow good in the 5.5-6.0 pH range. The one in 4.9 is concerning. Do you pH your water before giving to the plants?

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Everything looks great so far! Nice job

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Sent!

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I hope you’re enjoying the smoke! I just wanted to thank you again for testing and taking pictures of Chill Out OG F4. I sent the pics over to Seedsman to use for their Chill Out OG listing since that generation will be available through them.

I’d like to send you a care package to thank you. Do you have Instagram so I can message you to get your shipping info? Or maybe drop your email here?

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How does the plant look? Often times the pH drifts up and you’ll get back into range without trying. If the plant looks fine, I wouldn’t worry.

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Woohoo! Nice job! I’m glad everything is smooth sailing for you.

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The pictures aren’t loading for me. Also, 9 times out of 10 a picture isn’t enough to determine what is wrong with a plant. A lot of background information is needed. Can you tell us the details?

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Yes it does. I have a Tarantula Borg Evolution (which is the same size) in a 4×4 right now – but it’s a very tight squeeze.
More info: https://grandmasterleds.com/products/tarantula-borg?ref=MRGROWIT
Grand Master LEDs discount code: MRGROWIT

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Sorry for the delayed response! Thermoelectric wine coolers use a silent, vibration-free cooling method that’s energy-efficient and ideal for stable environments. However, they struggle to maintain consistent temperatures in hot rooms. Compressor-based wine coolers, on the other hand, work like traditional refrigerators—more powerful and reliable in varying room temps. They can be louder and vibrate slightly, but are generally better.

Hope this helps!

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