I really wish i had space for a tent like that
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I wish for everyone that and perfect grows. It would help everyone. In my case, it might matter very little. Could 86 it all by being so new, dippy, late to get doing it right and various variables.
Humidity temporarily solved by common sense arriving late and next following advice having an 8” exhaust arriving soon. Lately, humidity averaging 50-55%.
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Running blind but my run off is about 6.1. And that’s if I’m doing it right.
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Yes the inline fan helps and the humidifier to help keep it up. You can also put a wet rag in there to try and bring the humidity up.
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The ppl who replied are not only correct but, like all I’ve encountered here, extremely helpful! You’re in the right place!
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Update 05/04/26:
Watered the girls and did some defoliation. The girls are looking good, still flushing from the nitrogen toxicity, but my runoff has been between6.0 and 6.4 so there’s no lockout happening, thank gawd. I also did some super cropping because those main stalks were getting toooo big. Between the two of them, almost a gallon each of water PHd to 6.2.
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Just water and some pk solution
Them newer sites look hungry
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They’re getting a 1/4 strength feeding to keep things simple and prevent any nutrient burn. I have hard water so my addition of calmag with my feedings is what caused most of those issues with the color and random spotting, too much calmag. But the new sites are looking good, I know they’re hungry, they get fed tomorrow night!
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My bad…wasn’t trying to sound bossy…but sounds like a good deal 
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I didn’t take it that way at all my dude 
I appreciate the urgency of your advice, believe me. New growth is looking good, and they’re starting to show signs of being hungry.
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Absolutely amazing colours here!
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The colors were nice too! Lol
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UPDATE TIIIIIIME. 05/30/26
I feel like I haven’t updated in a month! Girls are still trucking along nicely. Need to get an USB microscope for my phone since the jewlers loop that I got is t the right magnification for what I need, and it’s a bit straining on the ole eyes. So, that’ll be in tomorrow, or Monday hopefully. The girls are drinking every two days now, ramping up their water usage. They’re both consuming almost a gallon of water each, and showing me good bud growth. Not to the caliber I would’ve liked, it I understand that these may be slightly stunted.
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Looks good and the leaves are showing normal levels of nutrient needs. I’d say turn the light up and see what happens
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My lights are at their fullest, they’re also a bit further away from the buds. They don’t produce a lot of heat, but I would like to avoid burning any of my top colors, especially since Ive had to prop up my main stem. Had a small accident that bent it waaaay too much for my liking. I’ve been giving them feed at 75% strength because of some prior issues I had with nitrogen. Would you suggest moving the lights closer? I am going to be investing into a grow light big enough to fill my tent so I don’t have to use two, but that’ll come when it can!
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I think lowering the light would help get some more production for sure.
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Will do before lights go off thanks man!
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Update 6/6/26:
We are in the last two weeks of flower! Trichomes are looking good, getting milkier and milkier by the day! The pistils are almost all orange. I’ll drop a couple of pics and a vid for y’all! It’s been awesome growing these flowers. I am not going to get a good yield and I know that, but I am proud of what I’ve achieved. I’m setting up my area for the drying when it’s all said and done. Welp, the video is too large, so here’s a short from YouTube lol
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