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Plugs and sensors are separate, you put the sensors in the tent, plugs go at your outlet strip. you say what you want to happen when in the app. Tuya is huge and lots of YouTube videos on it. Maybe watch some of those and see if it's for you.
I use devices that are "Tuya" compatible. There's a tuya smart life ap for the iPhone. Some of my sensors are Wi-Fi, some are ZigBee (which requires an adapter.) The app is Chinese, I'm okay with that, can't help if you aren't but others will. Tuya integrate with apple home kit so you can check...
Day 35 - End of week 5, start of week six. I'm done. There's still daily maintenance of tucking leaves but the bending-branches part is finished. It looks to me like three of the lowest branches are stunted. I'm make sure they get plenty of light and hope they catch up. Hopefully the next sticks...
Very bushy. I wasn't trying to make a dwarf and am concerned. I expected the final plant to be 12 to 14 inches high and I'm not sure she's going to make it.
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Squarely in week five. She growing like crazy. A few more weeks will tell if I get a fat cola on top of each of the branches. New grow looks lighter. If that darkens up in a day or two it's just fast growth. If not then it's finally time for some fertilizer. (Already gave some cal-mag.)
Day 30 - Tucked fan leaves under. Trimmed fan leaves node 1 and 2. Tied main stalk to bigger stick as it's now shooting over the side. Training is just pushing and tucking from here on out. She's getting big. Gave first full (5 gal) bag watering pHed plus SNS 209 (rosemary) bug repellent. Still...
Days 27, 28 - what a difference a day makes. Yesterday I couldn't really get a hold on the new stalks. Today they are tall enough that I can start pushing them away from center. Secondary stems are pretty much sorted to one side or the other. Flower sites are forming. Training the first five...
So controller 69 has an outlet plug accessory that I suppose can turn the humidifier on or off too. My current controller does humidity in a similar way. It's accurate enough as long as the exhaust fan is not turned on. But it doesn't calculate VPD so I manually change numbers (or the room...
Day 26 (since dropped in water, 22 since sprout) - secondary stalks are getting leafy but are still tender and I'd like them to get taller before I spread them too much. I've added a thicker stick to support the main stalk as it goes up and over the edge of the container.
Day 24 - Main stalk is getting too thick for wire hooks so I have switched to kabob skewers. I am also starting to spread the secondary stalks. Now at 450 par for 30 dli.
Day 22 - I think this one is going to be a stinky one. There are five nodes and it's starting to grow quickly. I continue to tuck fan leaves away from the center. Lighting is around 30 DIL ... about 60% for 18 hours.
If it were topped at this point there would be an eight stem manifold but I...
Day 20 - I did a little twist on the second node this morning mostly just fidgeting. I can see the fourth node spacing out from the third. It should be ready for a tug downward tomorrow. I read a recent post asking if 5 nodes was too soon to start LST. Definitely not! Might be there's no point...
Day 19 - I'm being careful with the tiny growth making sure that my j-hooks are on the bottom of the nodes so that they don't interfere with the new growth. You can see how the nodes and internodes receive direct lighting. I continue to turn the leaves so that every node will have one stalk on...
Day 15 - I'm starting to train this Bourbon Berry Auto. It's my first grow of BBA but it's parent is Whiskey Zulu which I've grown twice before. The way I trained the last WZ netted me more than a dozen colas so I'm trying to do the same thing here before I forgot what I did. This picture is two...
Bourbon Berry Auto. Yes, I've cut back on the water. Two weeks since drop I am starting LST. Bending in 45 degree direction between the leaves so I don't get crossing branches like I did last time.
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"Teardown." Everything is breakable. Drive trucks and use your trusty sledge hammer. There are missions. You can do some planning if you are feeling creative or just ignore them and smash things for the giggles. I got mine from Steam. (Definitely not catnip.)
Hi all. I'm starting to use these heavy duty mylar bags for storage... Each has about 2z loosely packed. The bags came with oxygen absorber packs. Is there any reason not to use them?
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